Explicit formulae are also derived for practical ease of use.
It is important to determine technical feasibility, relative importance or priority, practical ease of implementation, and prospects for success, for various types of CDS.
The relative practical ease with which these areas can be selected and maintained means that the protection of forest strips as part of a wider conservation strategy is likely to have particular appeal to policy makers and landscape managers working in the human-dominated tropics.
Furthermore, the practical ease of posting written educational material to individual practitioners, in contrast to more 'active' interventions, should lend itself to a non-cluster RCT.
Selection of instruments was based on relevance for an institutionalised population, wide use with a validated version available in Danish, and practical ease of completion.
For practical ease, a ten times concentrated inhibitor cocktail was prepared by dissolving syringaldehyde, coniferyl aldehyde and vanillin in 5 ml 0.1 M NaOH and was added to milliQ water and the pH was set to 6.5.
For field-collected avian samples in Ohio, kidney tissue has been the sample of choice to detect WNV by using RT-PCR, mainly because of the practical ease and convenience of sampling kidney tissue specimens compared to brain tissue specimens.
As the scale (under its former name of GHHOS) has come into use in clinical and research contexts in recent years by virtue of its high face validity and practical ease of use, this paper's aim was to formalise its introduction, comment on its practical use, and take forward issues of validity.
Moreover, genes have been identified that could be engineered in duckweeds for practical applications easing agricultural production of food crops.
Some practical solutions eased the way: one-piece, zip-down outfits masquerading as separates, wraparound dresses easily torn off.
