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We present for the first time, a detailed framework for characterizing arctic tundra landforms across the Pan-Arctic.

We present clinical validation of the assay and a detailed framework for design and validation of similar clinical assays.

These maps help define the geological variability of the seafloor and provide a detailed framework for future oceanographic research, monitoring, and management activities.

Therefore, an analysis of purely convective states and their bifurcations, as a control parameter is changed, provides a detailed framework for the subsequent study of magnetic field generation by these states.

The 2012 workshop will consider putting together a detailed framework for an edited volume, for which the participants would reconvene for a conference the following academic year of 2012-2013, would would feature finished drafts, which would thereafter be prepared for publication.

Furthermore, our structural results defining the open p38α C-lobe pocket provide a detailed framework for the design of novel small molecules with affinities comparable to active-site binders: to bind and potentially modulate the shape and activity of p38α in predetermined ways.

In turn, a detailed framework of guidelines for urban planning is presented to support the optimization, adaptation and development of energy efficient cities.

Effective language teaching sometimes requires explicit language instructions which benefit from a detailed framework of language resources for expressing different types of Attitude rather than merely strategies and principles (de Silva Joyce and Feez 2012).

A detailed framework is described for the numerical implementation using the Voxel-FEM method, in order to account for the microstructural evolution as consequence of degradation and HA layer formation.

In issuing a more detailed framework for its program, to coincide with World AIDS Day today, the organization also recommended four combinations of antiretroviral drugs that countries could use to start treatment.

"It may well be that the law could use some clarification on these points and that courts would be receptive to a more detailed framework for how to handle these cases," Professor Richman said.