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To inform policy makers about the feasibility of facility-based SMS interventions, the coverage data on mobile phone ownership and SMS use among health workers and patients are needed.
A series of constraints were taken into account in the technical design of the GUINEVERE core, in order to properly conjugate the technical feasibility of this facility and the necessity to comply with the envisioned experimental program and its associated scientific outcome.
This study outlines the processes required to build an effective and reliable decision support system to assess the feasibility of public facilities during an evacuation after a disaster has occurred.
"What the workers at Sellafield want is a full and proper investigation into the feasibility of such a facility in Cumbria," he said.
The goal is to elaborate an additional simple and complementary tool for the preliminary assessment of feasibility of a sugarcane facility.
A European study group (HIDIF collaboration) investigated the feasibility of a driver facility based on a linac and storage ring approach (Hofmann and Plass (Eds)., GSI-98-06 GEP, Darmstadt, 1998).
The economic feasibility of a limonene production facility was analyzed using the Farm-level Algae Risk Model (FARM).
These conceptual and safety studies will be also used to obtain the basic requirements for design of the Engineering Scale Pyroprocess Facility (ESPF) which is the demonstration facility for feasibility of pyroprocess commercialization.
His extensive studies comparing the disaster at the Fukushima reactor with the far different situation at the nearby Onagawa nuclear power station, which was designed in such a way that it was able to shut down cleanly after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, underscore both the importance and the feasibility of building nuclear power facilities that meet the highest safety standards.
This paper focuses on the qualitative assessment of facility staff views of feasibility, practicality and advisability of such task-shifting.
The results demonstrate the feasibility of acquiring a parallel computing facility with relatively modest outlay that is within the reach of consulting or engineering offices.
