Landfill sites are carefully evaluated for their suitability (the composition of the underlying bedrock is a major concern) and must be meticulously sustained (for example, most landfills require a fresh, six inch covering of soil everyday).
Whether yield increases as forecast by the FAO [ 26] can be sustained, for example, based on high-yielding varieties, large-scale optimum management and precision farming, has been questioned.
These two situations correspond to supramolecular assemblies sustained by, for example, hydrogen bonding and metal organic ligand coordination, respectively.
Cheryl Rathbun, a global credit-risk director at Citigroup, advises breaking them into three, as Gaul was: really emerging (Russia and eastern Europe), sustained (Thailand, for example) and submerging (Zimbabwe and its like).
4 5 On the other hand, transient hypertension such as white coat hypertension without sustained hypertension, for example, is not regarded as a conventional risk factor of stroke.
Also, RMs with pressure profiles different from the sustained inflation, for example gradual increase of airway pressure, could lead to reduced stress and reduce the biological impact of the maneuver.
Other operations may be planned and sustained for a period of time for example, efforts made in the 1980s and early 1990s to combat hunger in Ethiopia and nearby nations.
Sustaining innovation, for example, is the process of making good products better for your best customers.
'Mechanisms' were seen in relatively simple terms as levers that instigate and sustain activity, for example, research collaborations between researchers and healthcare staff who are potential users of the findings.
Ultrasound is commonly used in the evaluation of people who have sustained physical trauma, for example with the FAST protocol.
Different strategies are employed to obtain a sustained effect from these analgesics, for example sustained release oral dosage forms [2], [3], sustained release transdermal patches [4] and implanted infusion pumps [5].
