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The group has long advised papers on changing technology, business practices and law, but those functions have shrunk along with resources.

This location is used for the storage of maintenance and restoration equipment, along with resources like timber, rocks, mulch and stone used for park construction and restoration.

Past classes only received $25K in funding, along with resources like mentors, office space, bandwidth and a demo day in front of investors.

This has brought governance closer to the people, along with resources to address locally identified needs.

Details concerning these and other recently funded projects can be found in the Supplemental Material, along with resources for more information concerning community colleges.

Our goal from an international perspective is to raise awareness about the burden of NCDs globally by providing key policy and media stakeholders with technical assistance to inform policy discussions, along with resources that highlight the global burden of NCDs and the need for coordinated interventions.

The SkateBase web portal provided a central access to various analysis and annotation tools, along with specific resources needed for the mitochondrial genome annotation.

The authors - researchers in clinical ethics at CME - along with eight resource persons from the five community health services played key roles throughout the project.

Along with resource preservation, cloud computing also offers lower energy consumption for executing high computational procedures on big data [45].

In other forest ecosistems, the authors conclude that mixedwood forest may facilitate higher diversity and/or richness by providing a heterogeneous understory environment allowing the co-existence of common shade tolerant species along with resource-demanding, shade intolerant species and generalist species in patches with a mixed tree composition (Chavez and Macdonald 2012; Yu and Sun 2013).

Investing in social relationships is a way of building up social resources, which represent a powerful instrument – along with financial resources – to be converted into human capital (Coleman, 1988).