This pragmatic approach has many advantages for commissioners, enabling a mixture of locally relevant data, research findings and experienced practitioners' opinions to be built into the decision-making process.
Answer randomisation was enabled and a mixture of positively- and negatively-framed questions were used to minimise response bias.
The Bill is expected to amend magistrates' powers to enable them to impose a mixture of fines and community punishments which to date have been separate.
However, having a flat initial plug shape enabled the separation of a mixture of Coumarin 440, 460, 480 and 540 at 1 mm downstream of the injection point in 80 s, while it was even not possible to detect the C440 signal for a typical bifurcated design.
The cross section study, performed by optical microscopy, of the T5 sample from the green background of the fourth panel, enabled us to identify a mixture of green and blue color grains in the paint layer (Figure 2A).
Conclusions: The strengths of this participatory qualitative data analysis process were that it enabled participation of people with a mixture of levels of education and familiarity with analysis; it enabled community member control of the interpretation; and it could handle large volumes of data quickly.
Use of an equivolume mixture of n-hexane/2M2B enables a product mixture to be obtained containing 94% of monoglyceride at equilibrium (2.4 and 0% for di- and tri-glyceride respectively).
Thus, a mixture of the two enables production of PHA that is both tough and elastic, an important combination of properties for many applications.
The delivery of the various performance objectives (POs) will be through a mixture of mandatory and complementary enabling objectives (EOs).
Doing so shifts the focus from being 'male' or 'female' to a mixture of both, and better enables organizations to align every aspect of the company and its efforts to tap into the benefits that both genders bring.
Simply put, Pidgin English is a mixture of English and local languages which enables people who do not share a common language to communicate.
