Thus, the interplay between the local IK and water resources in Dodoma Municipality offers such a success story which deserves to be better recognised, upscaled and, outscaled to other areas with comparable hydrological and socio-economical settings.
2) The last box in the diagram ("Social, cultural, political, economical and judicial settings") was thought to be unclear.
Written patient information material (PIM) is often used in medical settings as an economical way to provide medical information to patients.
Network/floating licenses are more expensive (typically twice the price) than their single-computer counterparts, but they can be more economical for big labs or classroom settings, where purchasing multiple single-user licenses makes less sense.
Additionally, the results of this study demonstrate the potential of remaining ADA-free in established patients with RA, and provide valuable insights into the paradigms of RA treatment in routine clinical settings, considering safety and economical aspects.
"Driving an electric car is unlike any other vehicle I have driven, as the Leaf has several economy drive settings which encourage a more economical way of driving.
The use of virtual environments provides both economical and flexible design of realistic experimental settings, as well as a valide recording of behavior.
Pap smear based screening programmes are not feasible in low resource settings like Uganda due to economical and logistic reasons like lack of trained pathologists, and equipped laboratories.
Often, in uniform geological settings, it is neither practical nor economical to acquire geotechnical data at every foundation location.
Therefore, the measurement of body weight with various corrections for height is frequently used to assess risk for obesity-related diseases because it is the most economical and practical approach in both clinical and epidemiologic settings (9).
