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Another comment from our focus groups is that the crisis will induce strong incentives to operators toward modal shifts, in particular toward less costly and efficient modes of transport (railway and maritime transport in the first place).

More than ever, higher academic institutions for public health are recognising the importance of institutional partnerships with various organisations and efficient modes of cooperation in regional and global networks.

Mr. Persson sees Acne as akin to a patron of the arts and says the publication has proved itself to be a more organic and efficient mode of communication than traditional advertising.

The Delphi panels also estimated a reduction in wastage costs with BUCCOLAM, due to its convenient and efficient mode of packaging (BUCCOLAM in four prefilled unit-dose syringes versus unlicensed buccal midazolam for which the most widely used presentation is a single 10 ml bottle with four syringes).

Finally, our results also show clearly that trip length is a fundamental variable; therefore, land use policies geared to the development of urban sub-centres could have a significant impact in the future of this clean and efficient mode of transport.

Compared to a pipeline-based system, an offshore CCS system using Liquefied CO2 (Lcarrierrrier ships and offshore oil wells is expected to offer a more flexible and efficient mode of CCS to many countries, especially nations such as Korea where a pipeline-based system is inherently infeasible.

However, the provincial-level conferences were not completely dormant and scored some minor victories, such as reducing the average age needed to join an executive committee and they adopted a more flexible and efficient mode of planning and organization.

The on-line Penn model was a very rapid and efficient mode of calculating not only the individual but also the family's probability of carrying a BRCA1/2 mutation.

The negative effects of transport in terms of pollution, congestion and climate change has urged the need for higher shares of cleaner and more efficient modes of transport, especially in urban settings.

But they are aware that cleaner and more efficient modes of power may eventually topple the diesel engine.

Rooted in Marxist fundamentals, Caffentzis examines how capital has turned forces like "information technology" into newer and more efficient modes of labor exploitation.