A Tennis Master Pro Shop is 5,000 square feet and includes two virtual reality tennis simulators, two computer swing analysis systems, a racket fitting analysis system, and four additional practice court and net combinations.
The Net's combination of free content and sparse advertising led Myhrvold to be dubious — as he had been all along — of its commercial potential.
In the following discussion we only consider LLINs in order to abstract from the cost of retreating conventional nets in combination with replenishing lost nets.
For example, the total costs and health effects of the introduction of bed-nets in malaria control is likely to be dependent on whether the population is receiving malaria prophylaxis: this means that three interventions would be evaluated – bed-nets only, malaria prophylaxis only and bed-nets in combination with malaria prophylaxis.
NETs prepared using hydrogen peroxide stimulation of EPRO cells were subcutaneously injected into two groups of female BALB/c wild-type mice weekly over 28 days, with one group receiving NETs alone, and another receiving NETs in combination with CRAMP, the murine analogue of LL-37 [ 41].
For instance, the KHDSS has collected data on biomass cooking practises and how they influence health, knowledge, and behaviour related to tuberculosis and HIV, use of insecticide treated nets, artemisinin combination therapies, and intermittent preventive treatment of malaria in pregnancy among pregnant women.
His mother, Sherilyn, played net ball, a combination of handball and basketball.
Net borrowing – a combination of the running costs of government and spending on infrastructure projects – will fall from 10.1% of national output to 1.1% within five years.
Crowd Petri net is a combination of the virtual advantages of the original Petri net and the mobile crowd service.
