We conclude that the way in which the QICs were organised did not sufficiently suit the preferred learning styles Discovery and Participation; in fact, the lesser preferred learning styles Acquisition and Apperception formed the QICs' central learning approaches.
However, the MAI is not specifically developed as a tool to screen medical files for appropriateness of prescription of individual psychotropic drugs in dementia and thus does not sufficiently suit the needs for this study.
The key approach is the high resolution respiration measurements using Oxygraph 2k, which is sufficiently sensitive and well suited for a complex, substrate-inhibitor measurements in permeabilized lymphocytes.
Its neutrality, forced on it after the second world war, has proved not only convenient but sufficiently flexible to suit changing circumstances.
If bids aren't sufficiently high to suit him, he'll know that trouble is brewing on the Continent.
The WHO conceptual framework of health system building blocks was adopted because it is a valid and widely used framework for health system studies in addition to be generally applicable and sufficiently comprehensive to suit well the purpose of this study.
For abundant or sufficiently enriched metabolites, NMR is also excellently suited for following the time evolution of positional isotopomers in cell culture and in vivo ([ 4, 26- 28], and see below).
So, for example, when water, which again is associated with a cold-wet combination, is sufficiently heated, the underlying qualitative disposition is no longer suited to the substantial form of water.
A deep understanding of the system dynamics is necessary to devise a simple problem that is "physically" sufficiently close to the original problem, while being numerically suited to initiate a continuation procedure.
