In these containers, the fry are concentrated in a relatively small area and it is therefore necessary to make provision for a continuous supply of oxygen and for the efficient removal of waste matter.
Medications must and should be provided, and the platforms for provision of continuous care outside jails should be focused on maintaining the benefits of ART after release.
11 This is a composite score of the staffing (numbers, type, and training level), facilities (for example, provision of continuous physiological monitoring) and service level (for example, access to round the clock emergency imaging and thrombolysis) of each stroke service in England.
The priorities for improving the quality of teaching methods included adoption of small group teaching strategy in all study years (34.6 %), improving the infrastructure and facilities for teaching in the college (34.6 %) and provision of continuous academic development programs for the teaching staff (24.3 %).
Monitoring forest health and biomass for changes over time in the global environment requires the provision of continuous satellite images.
Provision of continuous information improves the environmental conditions at household levels.
In most software development environments, there is no elastic provisioning of systems for Continuous Integration (CI), Automated Testing and Automated Deployment.
The ACCIO [ 4] (Ambient-aware provisioning of Continuous Care for Intra-muros Organizations) project aims to realize this goal by developing a context-aware, ambient-intelligent, pervasive and semantic platform.
Two specific criteria for SPIs directly from this building block thus are: (1) the provision of effective opportunities for continuous, open and iterative face-to-face deliberation between different stakeholders involved at SPIs (including governmental officials and scientists); and (2) a high degree of vertical and horizontal linkage of spaces for deliberation.
The incremental net monetary benefit (INMB) for continuous provision of cotrimoxazole depends upon the cost-effectiveness threshold.
