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This raises the possibility of planned pre-emptive intervention to also limit the extent of IRI.
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"The simulator information shows only the possibility of planning.
The possibility of planning socioeconomic change at the local level precluded large-scale immigration of labour from outside the republic.
It is not possible to remove the top link without the whole system coming down, and there are no signs that anyone in the elite is even thinking yet about the possibility of planning for a post-Putin future.
The second model has the additional possibility of planning for concurrent measurements, adding the possibility of further reducing machine down-time.
With respect to possible use, interviewees mentioned that BIM could be broken down into information and materials and that they noticed the potential to use BIM in production and logistics, and the possibility of planning with the help of BIM.
To deal with the deviation between actually arriving elective patients and the average number of patients on which the tactical plan is based, we consider the possibility of planning a higher number of patients than the average to create operating slots in the tactical plan (slack planning).
There is a changed conception of the present and a changed conception of the possibility of planning for the future.
The research referred to above has tended to assume that planning must occur before action, and that spontaneous attempts preclude the possibility of planning.
It is possible that forms of marital arrangements could have implications for stability of marriage and therefore the possibility of planning pregnancies.
In addition, FHWs stated that their working environment did not allow for the possibility of planning coordinated service with other health care workers.
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