The efficient sensing performance of the material is attributed to their overall conducive structural features, including their hollow architecture and ultrathin nanoscale building blocks.
During that process, HM graziers described their use of adaptive farm management techniques to gain outcomes for production and ecosystems alike, demonstrating a system-based understanding of their farms conducive to farming under increased climate variability.
Transportation Alternatives has created surveys for visitors to the play streets, so that they can express their opinions about which permanent changes would make their neighborhoods more conducive to fitness.
When this happens, it's clear that their idea is not novel nor will it be particularly successful nor is their attitude particularly conducive to growth.
In fact, it does not become an option with doctors because for them there is no major financial benefit, it is a hindrance to their office structure, and not conducive with their cardiological acumen, says Dr. Richard N. Fogoros, former professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh.
They say that Burmese asylum seekers will not be returned until "the situation in their country becomes conducive", whenever that may be. The proviso has not done much to reassure Burmese refugees however.
I don't know if this meant they had understood that they needed to transact business at parties instead of, say, over lunch, or that they needed to make their parties more conducive to doing business.
Practitioners especially those who are not internists can examine whether their interactions are conducive to fostering mammography use.
Every year, the World Bank releases an "Ease of Doing Business" report, which ranks 183 countries by how conducive their regulatory environments are to the operation of business.
Unlike the personal computers at the time, these devices would be un-tethered, user-friendly, aware of their surroundings, and conducive to communication and collaboration in the real world rather than through a screen.
