Thus, this work introduces a new approach that permits governing the water depth as desired and simultaneously evades all previous experienced interrelated implications through creating a thin re-established film of saline water on a particular manner in the solar still.
There are a number of interrelated implications of this.
On the distinction between absolute and relative inequality, there are two interrelated implications of the above.
Haemostasis and angiogenesis are therefore interrelated processes with important implications for cancer therapy.
However, participants seeking CAM did not conceptualize treatment outcomes as discrete or isolated domains, but rather as interrelated, which has important implications for how to appropriately characterize or measure their treatment expectations.
A descriptive study of OR nurses' perceptions of the implications the concept "advocacy" included interrelated and overlapping themes such as protection, communication/vocalizing, doing, comfort, and caring [ 17].
Flach et al. (2015), in the fourth paper, explore the underlying dynamics of two interrelated properties of sociotechnical systems with significant implications for workplace safety: communications and decision-making.
To cope with an ageing India, policy makers need to be informed with evidence on interrelated domains including work and retirement benefits, private wealth and income security, the implications of family and societal level transfer systems, health and well-being of the ageing population.
238 pp. ISBN: 0-300-10864-8, $27.50 This entertaining, well-written book provides valuable insights into three interrelated areas, all built around the story of the Cutter incident, a landmark case that in some ways continues to have implications for product liability and the health of the vaccine industry today.
This requires three interrelated strategies.
Other than Kevin and Kate, how are these interrelated?
