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More specifically, this conference seeks to identify and examine current trends in digital design technologies developed and applied in the framework of biologically inspired processes and digitally assisted sustainable design.

In this review, we provide a historical overview and examine current state-of-the-art knowledge on the complex interactions between gut microbiome, host and drugs.

In our study, the multi-level perspective (MLP) was used to identify and examine current developments in the field of automated driving.

We also consider issues related to the classification, epidemiology, histopathology, clinical presentation, and complications of acquired cholesteatoma and examine current diagnosis and management strategies in detail.

The seminar which will last for three days will review International Trends in Justice For Children, assess the status of Justice for Children in the Eastern Caribbean  and examine current issues and innovative practices in managing children who are victims or witnesses of crime and alternative approaches to current models of youth justice.

Here we assess in more detail the breast cancers occurring in the MZ and DZ twins of representative breast and other cancer cases (Mack et al, 2000), report the unique descriptive and histological characteristics of concordant twin breast cancer cases, and examine current hypotheses in light of the findings.

This paper identifies and examines current coastal issues and conflicts in the northwest Europe region through the use of questionnaire surveys.

Significant EC design variables were identified and examined: current density (i) (2.43 26.8 mA cm−2), coagulant or charge loading rate (CLR) (100 1000 C L−1 min−1), and flocculation methodology ("fast" and "slow").

It strengthens UNICEF's research capacity and amplifies its voice as an advocate for children worldwide, identifying and examining current and future areas of UNICEF's work and informing UNICEF advocacy and policy.

It was carried out to build on the work of the Clinical Resource and Audit Group CRAGG) and to examine current practice for symptom assessment, multiprofessional care and rehabilitation of patients with MSCC admitted to the cancer centre.

The FRONTLINE survey was designed to evaluate clinicians' perceptions of thrombosis risk for cancer patients and to examine current clinical practice with regard to thromboprophylaxis and treatment of venous thromboembolism.