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Its scale and portability enabled European artists to extend the range of themes, previously restricted to those suitable to mural decoration.

Alternatives to the previously characterized main body, physical part, or column of the SEM have progressively been introduced, including (1) scanning columns for electron spectrometers, such as those suitable to be inserted inside a cylindrical mirror energy analyzer, (2) testers and lithographs for semiconductor technology, and (3) miniaturized versions.

The study therefore holds bias for those suitable to commence chemotherapy and our patient cohorts are somewhat heterogeneous, which future prospective validation should seek to address and control for.

For the purposes of this study, the variables selected from the exhaustive OARS consisted, in addition to descriptive variables for the population, on those suitable to assess functional capacity in the area of ADLs, personal finances, and mental and physical health.

"A small team of DOD officials will travel to relevant facilities to assess those facilities, identifying the changes required to make those facilities suitable to house law-of-war detainees, to estimate the costs in making the changes necessary, and to estimate costs to operate the facilities thereafter," Ross said.

Employers will play a larger role in further education in Britain, identifying which courses should be axed in favour of those more suitable to the workforce.

As she grew older, the couturier clothes of her Paris years were discarded in favour of those more suitable to a daily life that included yoga, swimming and gardening.

The possibility of their oral application and their non-competitive action on the channel pore, but not the glutamate binding site, make those antagonists suitable to control the glutamatergic transmission in the brain in chronic treatments of neurological diseases [ 48, 49].

With the goodness-of-fit test, we show that those coefficients are suitable to be modeled by a Gaussian probability distribution.

This mistake can be costly because applicant-tracking systems process today's massive numbers of resumes, whittle them down to a manageable size and select only those that are suitable to pass along to reviewers and recruiters.

Orbitz, for instance, this year introduced sections of its Web site devoted to "Road Warriors" and family travelers, with lists of hotels and destinations deemed suitable to those groups.