Concerning the process handling, management of the residues is very organized to the extent of enabling a rapid workflow, consequently processing the maximum residues per year.
We also know that significant natural variation in sperm performance exists (Gage et al. 2004; Vladić et al. 2010), even to the extent of enabling 'sneaky' male mating tactics, otherwise disfavoured by females as spawning partners, to persist as evolutionary stable strategies through a significantly improved performance in sperm competition (Gage et al. 1995; Vladić et al. 2010).
Through these, students gain an understanding of criminological theories of offending and the extent of crime, enabling them to examine the role of the criminal justice and penal policy process and the criminal justice policy-making context.
Now, he explained, 10 to 20 percent more patients can undergo surgery after receiving treatment with radiation and chemotherapy to reduce the extent of disease, enabling the surgeon to remove the cancer and be sure the tissue around it is cancer-free.
The extent to which the assessment of enabling such preferences can be used as a proxy for the effectiveness of palliative care delivery is also limited by this uncertainty.
Universal design (UD) is oriented to creating products, buildings, outdoor spaces and services for use by all people to the fullest extent possible according to principles of enabling equal citizenship.
The PASI score used for assessment of severity and extent of psoriasis enabled the evaluation of the response to treatment.
Universal design (UD) is oriented to creating products, buildings, outdoor spaces, and services for use by all people to the fullest extent possible according to democratic principles of enabling equal citizenship [ 2, 3].
This score indicated the total extent of favourable predisposing, enabling and reinforcing factors observed at a given clinic.
Selection of patients with adequate functional and pulmonary capacity, as well as accurate preoperative evaluation of tumor extent, will enable a subset of such patients to be candidates for this technique.
Of this, Mr. Glasser wrote, "That the Super PACs are raising large sums of money is a fair enough observation, but that this is a consequence of Citizens United is untrue to the extent of it having enabled INDIVIDUAL funders of independent expenditures.
