Coping with risks inherent to unsustainable development paths of small island regions, calls for a more integrated development approach, seeking a low ecological footprint tourist development pattern and a better integration of the tourist sector in the local economic structure for a 'fair' benefit sharing by the local society.
Proprietary porous-particle technology permits the formulation of long-acting muscarinic antagonists, long-acting β2-agonists, and a combination of both in hydrofluoroalkane (HFA) MDIs, providing a solution to formulation challenges inherent to the development of HFA MDIs, which have contributed to the development of dry-powder inhalers.
Long-term forces inherent to economic development constantly push up the relative demand for skilled workers.
Offshore production has a high level of complexity inherent to its development and exploration.
As far as we know, in most publications in the field of developing proxies for VoD, the researchers have developed their own simulators (as was done in [18]), or they have adapted existing network simulators (as in [19]) to perform their experiments in order to avoid the cost and complexity inherent to the development of real environments for prototyping their systems.
In these studies, the increase in G may represent the tissue inhomogeneity inherent to fibrosis development.
Multicellular organisms require diverse cell types to support the complex yet orchestrated processes inherent to their development, physiology and reproduction.
This limitation is inherent to the development of such models, and further validation in prospective studies is necessary.
Those results were inherent to the development of electronic prescription over the territories (ie, increase in electronic prescribing and a decrease of the proportion of paper prescriptions).
This robust set of SNPs do not suffer from the difficulties inherent to the development and analysis of microsatellites (Chambers et al. 2007; Brown et al. 2011) or genotype-by-sequencing markers (Rašić et al. 2014).
