Eight nursing students from a mid-western community college participated in a 60-min focus group interview to examine their perception of using accommodations to abate test anxiety and how they believe their peers view the practice.
The inoculation of E. coli W3110 may abate nitrate toxicity when nitrate is used to inhibit CH4 emission from ruminants.
These tools, which have such potential for fostering free expression and abating atrocities, must no longer be used to fuel this violence.
Conversely, the re-training interval prior to some initial training is only used in order to abate the effects of channel fading over time and for up-to-date channel adaptation.
But as she gets used to the climate of maternity her own piercing wail abates.
We investigate the possibility of using public firms to abate polluting emissions in a Cournot oligopoly where production takes place at constant returns to scale and entails a negative environmental externality.
Air quality plans incentivise the use of public transport to abate atmospheric emissions from private road vehicles in cities.
Some might say that Kellogg is a bit tardy to the vitality banquet, as firms such as Tyson Foods, PepsiCo's Frito Lay and Altria's "little sister" company Kraft Foods each announced plans some two years ago to abate their use of trans fats as U.S. consumers suddenly seemed concerned with obesity and diabetes.
Use of glucosylceramide synthase inhibitors to abate the biosynthesis of glycosphingolipids (substrate reduction therapy, SRT) has been shown to be effective at reducing substrate levels in the related glycosphingolipidosis, Gaucher disease.
The wind fence of porosity ε=40% which was known to be most effective to abate the wind erosion was used in this study.
"The word we use is relentless because it just doesn't seem to abate".
