These high-performance components help DEKA ensure that the arm met critical requirements in terms of the system's safety, effectiveness, and readiness for market.
Among these techniques, colloidal synthesized metal nanoparticles are more promising in the areas of biological sensing and diagnostic applications due to their ease of preparation, cost effectiveness and readiness for bio-conjugation, etc. [ 8].
In addition, none of the proposed technologies yet comes close to measuring up in terms of effectiveness, affordability, and readiness.
But from my experience I think the characteristics I have mentioned, and with the track record that has been established here over the period of four or five years clearly demonstrates its proven effectiveness and its readiness to go on to become a more institutionalized part of the life of the university and the community that surrounds it.
The TIME Trial is the first study to examine the hypothesis that readiness for change in children and youth with type 1 diabetes, and their parents, will predict future CGM adherence and effectiveness, and that readiness for change will be greater at the time of pump initiation compared to six months later.
Gastroenteritis is one of the most common infectious diseases in the military populations and can diminish operational effectiveness and impede force readiness.
Geller and Coworkers [ 82] demonstrated the effectiveness of Readiness and Motivation Therapy to lower ambivalence and improve change; also Motivational Enhanced Therapy was found to be effective to achieve this goal, even if in a less structured way [ 80].
During a Pentagon news conference, he said that the prohibition was lifted only after the leadership was certain that military readiness, effectiveness and "unit cohesion" would be sustained.
"I assess the risk to readiness, effectiveness and cohesion of the Navy to be low," Adm. Gary Roughead, chief of Naval Operations, testified to the Senate Armed Services Committee during a December 2010 hearing on ending Don't Ask Don't Tell.
Oteng-Ntim et al. [ 28] identified client motivation and readiness to change as barriers to the effectiveness of service providers' efforts to promote healthy lifestyles for pregnant women.
Reasons associated with the decision to initiate treatment include the following: expectations of treatment effectiveness, threat of disease progression, the availability of care, lack of alcohol dependence, and readiness to stop using drugs [ 9, 10].
