Universities can, however, consider race or ethnicity more flexibly as a "plus" factor in the context of individualized consideration of each and every applicant.
Because the bMCU test was also intended to serve flexibly as a pretest, it was important to avoid specific terminology that is difficult to understand without previous mechanics instruction (e.g., net force, normal force, and constant acceleration).
Nevertheless, imaging using radiolabeled anxA5 can be used very sensitively and flexibly as a damage marker in a variety of clinical applications, for instance for monitoring the response to chemotherapy [3 6], where it is not important to differentiate apoptotic from necrotic cells.
Organized historically, the site is a "living text" that can be used flexibly as a pedagogical resource in stand-alone courses focusing on intelligence, or as a supplemental resource in undergraduate and graduate-level psychology, education, and philosophy courses covering intelligence.
We need to stop using people working flexibly as a way of saving money.
Our methodology, implemented in the MATILDE program, adapts to the available data, provides an assessment of uncertainty, and can be used flexibly as a dimension reduction tool compared to the alternatives available so far.
