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We introduce a novel concept of National Systems of Entrepreneurship and provide an approach to characterizing them.

In this article, we improve this understanding by developing an approach to characterizing clique tree growth as a function of parameters that can be computed in polynomial time from BNs, specifically: (i) the ratio of the number of a BN's non-root nodes to the number of root nodes, and (ii) the expected number of moral edges in their moral graphs.

For this reason, recent attention has focused on PM oxidative burden as an approach to characterizing particle toxicity [ 6- 10] and some findings suggest high spatial variability with proximity to traffic [ 7, 9, 10].

Nonetheless, the value of these studies is that they describe an approach to characterizing a base population, with the possibility of enriching it with groups likely to eventually yield more incident delirium cases (e.g., older subjects, persons with pre-existing cognitive impairment).

In this paper, we illustrate an approach to characterize spatial variation in the precision for SFM-MVS derived DEMs.

3) Furthermore, an approach to characterize and quantify the different features of unusual consumptions using feature irregularity factor (FIF) is introduced on only border points of load data.

We proposed an approach to characterize sources of tremor signals using the ASL method and applied it to estimate source location, source amplitude, and cumulative source amplitude during tremor at Tungurahua volcano, Ecuador.

We developed and applied an approach to characterize social contact networks for the spread of influenza within school aged children and teenagers.

In this paper, we developed an approach to characterize social contact networks for the potential transmission of influenza in school aged children and teenagers.

We describe an approach to characterize vacant and underused industrial and commercial properties in Southeast Baltimore and the health and well being of communities living near these properties.

We have developed an approach to characterize both satellite and non-satellite centromeric sequences that are missing from current assemblies in complex genomes, using the dog genome as an example.