For example, on product range: we tend to be quite flexible in the range of articles we supply, which is not similar to what IDA does in maintaining a fixed list of essential drugs which they claim to be very good value, in some cases they are (for-profit firm) And on prices, a charity said: The thing is our prices are, compared to other organisations like IDA...relatively high.
Biodiesel is already readily made out of cooking oil, but BlackGold says its process is far more flexible in the range of material it can convert into fuel and is not thwarted when the fats turn rancid.
Results from previous studies have indicated long-term efficacy and a good tolerability profile for osmotic-release methylphenidate hydrochloride long-acting (OROS-MPH) in flexible dose range in management of ADHD in adults [ 17, 18].
They are flexible in a wide range of applications and their natural features favour their usage as thermally massive elements to increase a building's thermal inertia (TI).
In addition, the improved sealing offered by the compliant membrane makes the valve robust and flexible in operation, allowing large ranges of initiation pressure generated from various actuation schemes.
In addition, we demonstrated that this post-fabrication liquid infiltrated technology has the potential for realizing reconfigurable and tunable SPCW, in which the flexible wavelength range of SPCW can also be controlled by different liquid infiltration.
Furthermore, the system dimensions can be adjusted in a flexible range to allow preserving of various volumes of samples.
Although such architecture is structurally stable, it appears to be flexible in its functioning, enabling long-range connections to regulate the information flow and facilitate communication among the relevant modules, depending on the contingent cognitive demands.
Ideally, such programs need to be flexible, in order to accommodate the wide range of participants' gross motor abilities and interests.
