Example 2: Selecting the treatment Once patients who are unsuitable for treatment have been excluded (because they have either a contra-indication or a non-indication to treatment), and patients who are thought suitable for treatment have been accepted (usually with a tentative diagnosis), the next question to be dealt with is: How should this patient be treated?
It is not suitable for Turkey to accept them.
On the other hand, this analysis seems to be not enough reproducible in the case of common commercial EVOOs probably due to different sensory sensibility in the different IOC panel labs and therefore it is not suitable for a legally accepted official evaluation.
There are limited studies of gastric cancer stem cells, and thus far there are no suitable, widely accepted cellular markers for these rare cells [ 51, 52].
Moreover, better implementation of planned adaptation to climate change requires good social capability which depends on resource availability and cultural acceptability, indicating that successful adaptation strategies much be suitable for local conditions and accepted by local populations [ 101].
It has been two years or more since the latest titanium investment casting techniques have been accepted as suitable for key structural parts on aircraft.
There is no suitable and commonly accepted definition of scalability metric for heterogeneous systems.
The most popular Leslies were the 122, which accepted a balanced signal suitable for console organs, and the 147, which accepted an unbalanced signal and could be used for spinet organs with a suitable adapter.
While it took more than a century for the medium to be accepted as suitable for adults, the fact that the comics made it here at all testifies to their resilience and adaptability.
Because JKM is located close to SNK, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, this method is accepted as suitable for this study.
