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Shipping in aggregate is expensive and inconvenient; however, onsite quarrying and crushing is noisy, produces dust and creates a permanent scar on the landscape.
The tagged cohort method consisted of the surveying of preselected mines throughout their development by regular onsite inspection.
We also checked the availability of onsite catheterization facilities.
Apples that are sold onsite are not exposed to these conditions.
Most of the crude procedure rates differed according to the type of hospital and to the availability of onsite catheterization facilities.
To compare hospitals, nonteaching state hospitals and hospitals without onsite revascularization facilities were used as references.
The first author also spent 4 weeks onsite conducting observations of the day-to-day activities of designers, managers, and project planners, and joint design meetings.
The only sustainable way would be to produce them onsite from the local resources.
Other studies have also found the availability of onsite facilities to be an independent predictor of the use of coronary angiography or revascularization (4;10;26;27).
Nevertheless, other factors could explain the higher use of procedures in hospitals with onsite revascularization facilities, such as the degree of specialization of the admitting physician.
Factory-made housing highlighted the practical necessity of concentrating services into a core, as the onsite connection of panels with pre-threaded pipes was both complicated and expensive.
Onsite retraining, in conjunction with local employers, is more attractive and more effective.
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