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Ohio, facing a budget deficit and a drop in the number of inmates to 44,700 from 49,000 in 1999, is "looking at the feasibility of closing one or two facilities," said a spokeswoman for the Ohio Department of Corrections.

(Later, it told her that her plan would require an agreement with a nonprofit agency willing to maintain the space and that it also didn't have time to study the feasibility of closing the nearby street before the voting was scheduled).

The feasibility of closing iatrogenic endoscopic GI-tract perforations by using a new over-the-scope clip was recently described.

The solvability incorporates also the feasibility of closed-form constructions of the physical Hilbert-space inner products rendering the time-evolution unitary.

Second, a counter-intuitive feasibility of closed-form stress and modulus models, normally applicable to long beams, is demonstrated for short-beam specimens.

The aim of the R&D program performed under the European Fusion Development Agreement EFDAA) work program is to demonstrate the feasibility of close inspection tasks such as viewing or leak testing of the Divertor cassettes and the Vacuum Vessel (VV) first wall of ITER.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will speed up their study of the feasibility of permanently closing the locks.

Nevertheless, feasibility of subcutaneous closed-loop control was demonstrated, the architecture of closed-loop control algorithms was improved, and the means for their in silico preclinical testing were introduced (14– 14).

The lab work management framework is a step towards the feasibility of a closer-to-the-student higher education system, where the main interaction between students and teachers can be based on individual or on small group tutorials.

We have previously reported the feasibility of the close contact transmission of EIV (A/equine/Ibaraki/1/2007, H3N8) from a diseased horse to a paired dog [ 11].

The objective of the present study was to investigate the feasibility of automated closed-loop glucose control based on continuous subcutaneous glucose measurements in critically ill adults.