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Following psychometric evaluation and refinement, this tool is expected to be suitable for assisting in the clinical development of RSV therapeutics.

The objective of this paper is to present a decision making methodology that is suitable for assisting urban and spatial planning in the vicinity of hazardous installations and therefore covers the directions of Article 12 of the European Council Directive 96/82/EC (the so-called SEVESO II directive).

Finally, a novel set of haplotypes and microsatellite marker alleles specifically related to important texture components are presented as valuable markers suitable for marker assisted parent selection (MAPS) as well to assist traditional breeding towards the selection of novel apple accessions characterized by superior fruit quality properties.

Although QTL mapping studies confirmed the polygenic control of resistance as e.g. in pea [ 35], faba bean [ 36] and chickpea [ 37], no markers suitable for marker assisted selection (MAS) are available yet.

Conversely the method certainly does not have enough resolution to detect small superficial mucosal lesions, which are most suitable for endoscopically assisted surgery or partial procedures on the larynx.

–height measurement of plant (in millimeters) –evaluation of growth (is the plant growing well?) –any changes made, if the plant is not growing well Once the plant has reached a suitable height, students should consider strategies for assisting the plant in reproduction.

In 2007 local landowners are being reimbursed for assisting in regenerating suitable habitat.

This tool provides a general assessment of available technologies and systems for assisting researchers to select a suitable system for their ChIP-Seq analysis.

Due to our dedicated design approach and validation environment, and in order to make sure patients experience an optimal engagement and usefulness, a requirement rises on the most suitable level of dementia for assisted patients.

The low proportion of patients suitable for NIV assisted exercise has implications for trial design for studies with AECOPD with the low proportion of patients actually eligible factored into power calculations and the number of sites and duration of study required.

At the present time many scientific efforts are addressed towards the construction of handy and easily transportable devices suitable for a robot assisted training in the acute and subacute phases, such as the wearable technology [ 26, 45].