In the case of flexion contracture, polyethylene downsizing is indicated.
That day Price posted an early comment on PaidContent UK, reasserting his view that the company had gone into administration, saying "Every effort was made to continue trading, including selling of assets, redundancies, downsizing offices and, in the case of the directors, substantial pay cuts".
In the case of inefficient public/government facilities, since closure will not be a practical intervention, downsizing could be done by transferring excess staff to other public facilities with staff shortage.
Although it is possible that the extensive genome downsizing in M. leprae could have caused the loss of all the members of this gene subfamily, it is highly unlikely, and no evidence for this was observed (no pseudogenes or residues of genes were found as in the case of the PGRS subfamily).
Meanwhile, Mr. Diggins, in the midst of downsizing the work force and mothballing equipment, hoards memories.
Last year, both were laid off by employers in the throes of downsizing.
Both the public and private sectors are in the throes of downsizing and modernizing.
In particular, we investigate the scenario of downsizing the engine, while delivering high power demands by supercharging.
A single-institution Phase II trial 19 evaluated the efficacy of axitinib in terms of downsizing tumors in 24 patients with biopsy-proven clear cell RCC.
Along the case study presented on the following section, the authors estimate the effects of downsizing urban logistics vehicles without penalty costs of unsatisfied demand in a specific area within the city.
