According to the Second Life Herald, HiPiHi is working with Intel and IBM towards building the platform architecture so that it "is more open, highly scalable and truly inter-operable, in order to lay the groundwork for the mainstreaming of virtual worlds".
Despite this, there were more cases of operable node-negative disease among the study group than among the controls (48% vs 32%; chi2(1) = 8.2, P = 0.004).
Preoperative systemic chemotherapy, initially used only for inflammatory and inoperable locally advanced breast cancer, has recently been more widely used for operable disease (Kaufmann et al, 2006; Gralow et al, 2008).
Eddie decided that James's car, a 1983 Olds Cutlass, would be more dependable than Patricia's scarcely operable Buick, and he shoved James into the driver's seat.
However, the general approach may be more broadly applicable; tissue-specific silencer elements are operable in tissues other than the nervous system, suggesting this approach can be similarly applied to other paradigms.
Mobile gaming had existed way before the iPhone but then it was deemed to be more of a modernistic way of having fun on the go and less as an operable industry.
Occupants with higher levels of environmental concern were more forgiving of their building, particularly those featuring aspects of green design, such as natural ventilation through operable windows.
The aromatase inhibitor letrozole also appears to be more effective than tamoxifen when given as 4-month preoperative (neoadjuvant) therapy to 337 postmenopausal women with ER-positive and/or progesterone receptor-positive, large operable or locally advanced breast cancer.
In order to design more operable or even optimal chemical processes, reliability theory is proposed in this paper to support planning of operating procedures.
For patients with early-stage hormone receptor-positive cancer, a nationwide clinical trial is studying the use of anti-estrogen therapy instead of standard chemotherapy before surgery to shrink the cancer and make it more operable.
