The power of research using CSSLs depends on the identification and availability of donor cultivars.
Some items were associated with a poor satisfaction (participation to the care, identification and availability of the caregivers).
Specific issues that need to be considered before a plan is completed, and the test implemented are in addition to test priority, objective, and product identification and availability.
However, there are many issues that need to be clarified before embarking on such studies, including the identification and availability of biomarkers for a multitude of exposures and health outcomes, whose validity and reliability have been empirically demonstrated.
As is the case for the design of novel pharmaceutical agents, the successful application of docking methods to problems in chemical toxicity depends on the identification and availability of the crystal structures of the macromolecular targets or similar proteins.
Main inclusion criteria were the ability of the applications or frameworks to perform de-identification and availability as freeware or an open source tool that can be downloaded and installed or is accessible as an on-line, web-based, anonymization service.
The methodology was piloted at a number of wastewater treatment facilities and enabled identification of data availability and accuracy issues which can significantly reduce the effectiveness of benchmarking.
There is however no single strategic approach to modify such starting compounds to achieve the final selectivity profile; this depends on the availability, identification and understanding of the essential selectivity determinants of the relevant targets, as we examine with example of this paper.
With various species synonyms and historical revisions [27], [30], [32], specimen identification and data availability issues persist.
Decades of research in molecular oncology have yielded few useful tumor-specific molecular markers, due to limitations with sample availability, identification, acquisition, integrity, and preparation [20].
