Therefore, carbon tips can be suitable candidates to contact a variety of organic molecules, and they can also be combined with other substrate materials including carbon itself to form purely organic single-molecule devices.
This makes the general practitioner suitable to initiate contacts with others involved in the well-being of the young, in order to prevent suicide cluster formation and para-suicidal activities.
This position makes the general practitioner suitable to make contacts for initiation of postventive actions in the stricken community and the general practitioner should also be used as a resource concerning primary prevention of suicide.
More sophisticated modeling approaches, such as latent variables models as proposed in [55], could be more suitable to fit the observed contact patterns within households.
Since the young adults were constantly moving around, they were suitable to a higher risk of contact with foci of schistosomiasis transmission.
Three weeks elapsed, however, without a word from Mr. Wolf, so Miss Birmingham went back to the acquaintance to find out why this ostensibly suitable fellow had failed to contact her.
Students also receive training in how to identify suitable companies and how to contact them and advice on how to negotiate consulting deals and navigate intellectual property and confidentiality issues. .
On the other hand, a program designed to fit participants' motivation and ability (e.g. giving participants more time to complete treatment or more e-mail contact) might be suitable to increase adherence [ 34].
In the two recent control campaigns official food inspectors were asked to take samples of soft FCM plastics, which either were claimed by the producer, importer or retailer to be suitable for contact with fatty foodstuffs or which were found by inspections to be used for this purpose in the food industry.
All suitable patients will be stimulated to contact the research team by telephone, e-mail or reply card.
To the planar side of the lens was bonded a flexible cable; the cable incorporated exposed platinum electrodes adjacent to the lens which were joined by conductive traces to contact pads suitable for interface with a flexible printed circuit (FPC) connector at the opposite end.
