Removing public procurement barriers, easing elderly access to health services, and enhancing the business environment to improve competitiveness may all be of benefit in reducing the burden of influenza and improving quality of life in the elderly.
agreement on government procurement, and to ease foreign investment in some areas.
From a peer-to-peer shipping platform to a process to ease nonprofit procurement, the yearly New York City pitch event gave 15 eLab student teams their first chance to share their business ideas in front of a crowd.
Mobilized PBSCs are preferred based on ease of procurement and better engraftment characteristics (level II).
Blood biomarkers are conceptually more appealing owing to the relative ease of procurement and standardization of measurements.
The homotransplantation feature of DMS/PCs, together with their putative multipotency and ease of procurement, suggests that these cells are an excellent choice for many tissue engineering strategies and cell-based therapies.
As the relatively greater concentration of stem cells in the bone marrow and the ease of procurement of these cells, bone marrow-derived stem cells have been used in most of the basic, preclinical, and clinical studies in GN.
To the Editor: Wang et al. detected severe acute respiratory syndrome associated coronavirus (SARS-CoV) from throat wash and saliva specimens and suggested that these specimens have advantages over other specimens, including ease of procurement and safety for medical personnel (1 ).
Mr. Lhota said the executive order's easing of procurement rules was "probably worth more than the billion dollars". He said it would allow the authority to hire contractors to make repairs faster.
Additionally, the vehicle fleet consists of similar vehicle models, reducing time and expense by facilitating easy bulk procurement of spare parts and easing the burden on program mechanics.
Robert F. Daniell, Easing the Pain of Procurement, 5 Yale L. & Pol'y Rev. (1986).
