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Regarding the framework of the analysis, for the cost-benefit analysis of influenza vaccination we followed the methodology published by Ohkusa et.al [ 12] and for the cost-effectiveness analysis of routine immunization for varicella we followed the framework of Sugawara et al [ 13].

The GAC notes the invitation by the representatives of the ccTLD Constituency to participate in further constructive discussions regarding the framework for administration and delegation of ccTLDs, with a view towards providing advice to the ICANN Board by its next meeting in Yokohama.

"We intend to continue working with the IIHF and its member federations regarding the framework we have proposed for the continuation of the player transfer agreement," NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said in an e-mail to The Times.

Transcriptome profiling of apple roots in response to inoculation with Pythium ultimum demonstrated that there is a high degree of conservation regarding the molecular framework of defense responses compared with those observed with foliar tissues.

For more details regarding the theoretical framework of the project, please see Ebbesen & Pedersen [ 6].

She said the Interior Ministry had been instructed "to take all the necessary measures in that regard within the framework of the provisions of the Constitution and the law".

Our study uses the same methodology as previous studies[9], although it differs notably as regards the conceptual framework of the infection.

Indeed, the legal framework and practices regarding the regulation of literature that were introduced following the nation's transition to a non-racial democracy seemed to form a decisive turning point in the history of South African censorship of literature.

The implications of the debate are important, not only because of the necessity for a coherent application of state aid regulation in the common market, but also because of the need for a legal and policy framework regarding the financing of services of general interest and public service obligations by member states.

The findings allowed us to draw some lessons on the governance and policy framework regarding the integration of health impact into spatial planning, in particular considering the pros and cons of integrating health impact assessment (HIA) into other forms of impact assessment of spatial planning decisions such as environmental impact assessment (EIA) and strategic environment assessment (SEA).

This initial framework was based on the literature, our experience in caregiving research, and comments from several clinical and research caregiving experts regarding the initial version of the framework (The initial framework appears as Figure 1 and all persons from whom we sought input are listed in the acknowledgements section).