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How can new teachers be helped to make critical judgments about what resources are suitable to support the curriculum?
Additionally it is rated how an eco-support system is capable of detecting those situations and to which extent driving advice is suitable to support the driver.
Therefore, the X2 interface is more suitable to support the signaling exchange in our power adjustment strategy as the S1 interface will enduce longer delays.
The VE system was valued as being more suitable to support the assessment of visibility, reach, and the use of tools than the AR system.
An additional question is whether the new institutional settings created by port reform in developing countries are suitable to support the successful application of port devolution policies imported from developed countries with different political and institutional histories.
The ferritic steel layer of the radiation shield is considered suitable to support the helical blanket system instead of relying on a thin vacuum vessel of the helical reactor.
The fibrous nano-architecture mimics the native extracellular matrix fibres diameter and morphology was proven to be suitable to support endothelialization of the lumen of the tube.
Based on this review there is a dearth of up-to-date, robust evidence on the cost effectiveness of radiotherapy in cancer suitable to support decision making in the UK.
The design of the RF transceiver targets the performance suitable to support three wireless communications standards: global system for mobile communications (GSM), wideband code division multiple access (WCDMA) and digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (DECT).
The traditional relational data integration methods are not suitable to support complex environments due to the rigidity of their schema.
In this article the authors present their views on laboratory record keeping procedures and argue that electronic laboratory notebooks (eLN) would be most suitable to support modern scientific research replacing the traditional, paper based version.
