Because of point-of-care availability of blood pressure levels at encounters, the baseline measurement for BP was the first value in the 1-year postintervention period.
From a clinical point of view, availability of US images and reports is recognised by both societies as important in medical practice, as a record of patient status at the time of examination and as a point of reference for future studies.
Even though both extracellular and intracellular arginine concentrations far exceed the saturation point of NOS, availability of arginine seems to affect NO synthesis (Bruckdorfer 2005).
In several cases BioIGCC plants are found to be viable from the point of view of availability of biomass resources and the cost of the produced kWh.
We're already reaching a critical point in availability of arable land," he said.
The problem that Google faces, as well as Apple for that matter, or any mobile payments provider, is not just one of availability of point-of-sale terminals that accept NFC-based (aka tap-to-pay) payments.
Core WES strategies included increasing availability, point-of-purchase/labeling, and promotion of healthier items in local restaurants and grocery stores.
Mack: World hunger is a serious problem, especially when you consider it from the vantage point of limited land availability.
From an academic point of view, the availability of such a technique would allow us to renew or greatly facilitate studies centered on or involving sex-ratio fluctuation, evolution or putative environmentally controlled sex reversion in natural populations.
To improve the economic competitiveness of biobutanol production, from fermentation substrate point of view, the availability of an inexpensive raw material is essential as the cost of the substrate is one of the most important factors affecting the market price of butanol [ 6, 7].
However, accurate laboratory tests require complex collection methods and a lack of availability of reliable point-of-care (POC) laboratory services makes these recommendations difficult to follow [ 2].
