Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) are gaining importance as a promising technology for flexible, proximity-based, mobile communication.
Because of their proximity, flexible payment options and familiarity with patients' belief systems, among other things, local NDAPs are physically, financially and culturally accessible.
The narrative analysis revealed that families first sought care from non-certified providers due to flexible payment options, proximity of non-certified care providers, and established relationships.
Non-certified providers remain the first-line providers for women who suffer from NCDs due to flexible payment options, proximity, and established relationships with the community.
"Older office buildings provide affordable, flexible space and close proximity to other businesses," the report continued, later adding: "The number and mix of business types are important for the economic health of the neighborhood.
On campus jobs are preferred in that students can often work flexible hours in close proximity to where they live and attend class.
The higher response rate among the rural inhabitants is explained by their employment close to home in agricultural occupations, and their flexible working hours and proximity of their homes with work place and health houses.
In the partial crystal structure of PglB Cj and the recently revealed full-length structure of PglB C.lari, these amino acids form a flexible loop in close proximity to the side chains of tryptophan and aspartic acid residues of the WWDYG motif [ 8, 11].
Peptide chains are left fully flexible and kept in spatial proximity of the protein through periodic boundary conditions.
The linker sequence in the target protein is long and flexible enough to reduce the proximity between the individual crystallins in the dimer.
The idea that design, creative, technology and business talent work in close collaboration (and proximity) with a flexible manufacturing center is a big idea developers are betting on.
