If this year's emissions rise by as much as they did in 2010, that limit will be exceeded nine years ahead of schedule, making it all but impossible to hold warming to a manageable degree.
Stay at a manageable level of saliva.
All elements under each criterion were set based on literature and the definition of hazard (physical phenomenon, natural and non- manageable) and vulnerability (degree of susceptibility and exposure due to man-made) concepts that used in this study.
In addition, the explicit treatment of the dataset to return convergently evolved motifs maintains manageable run-times as the degree of relatedness of the input dataset increases (Figure S2B).
Most of this two-hour trek through tree fern glades and over creek crossings is manageable for anyone with a reasonable degree of fitness, although there are steep sections along Paddy Road and Welch Track which may be slippery when wet.
However, when the responses both fit with the structural premises (i.e. the marked EMR use in the local study, where the paper-based medical record was missing), and defy the implicit expectations (i.e. the lack of EMR use in the national study), the degree of bias seem to be manageable.
While some degree of health professional emigration is manageable, even desirable in terms of encouraging advanced specialisation and broadening horizons, it must take place in a managed fashion so that circular/return migration becomes the norm for emigrating health professionals, rather than the exception.
To enable the required degree of flexibility while keeping the network manageable, a converged, packet-based, and SDN-enabled transport network will be required to support 5G radio access networks.
Patient C was in NUH for ≤12 hours before being isolated; hence, the number of exposed persons was manageable, and contacts could be identified with a high degree of confidence.
Still, the task seems manageable if we remember that the issue is neither the detainee's guilt nor the degree of danger the detainee poses.
