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This approach might divert scarce resources away from other vital PHC services, and subsequently create the risk of ART facilities becoming "islands of excellence in seas of under provision" [ 16].

To register a trial in ClinicalTrials.gov [ 40], researchers enter summary protocol information [ 41] when their studies are initiated, and subsequently create the results section [ 42] when the data collection for at least one primary outcome measure is complete.

These epithelial and stromal defects persist and subsequently create an indeterminate epithelium in the common channel.

Finally, we propose extensions to ReTAX, which we hope will enable us to further develop the framework, and subsequently create an aid which taxonomists can use to revise existing taxonomies.

But whether all that effort will be enough to bring up user numbers — and subsequently create revenue streams — remains to be seen.

His probability of ultimate fixation πskimura is calculated based on the number of novel mutations in adults (a subset of offspring that reach adulthood and subsequently create next generation of offspring).

The complete destruction of the protective outer neurite layers, including the myelin sheath, followed by the disorganization of the microfilaments and microtubuli could have subsequently created the first morphological type of aggregates initially detected at 16 and 18 months.

The interactive polls viewers for their opinion and data, and subsequently creates different visuals for every new visitor to the site with the continually generating data.

Indeed, there is widespread agreement among economists that the stimulus stopped the economic bleeding and, subsequently, created jobs.

Bell Labs also built the first fiber optic cable systems and subsequently created inventions to enable gigabytes of data to zip around the globe.

Then Akeley sculptured clay models of each animal to be mounted, and subsequently created light, hollow papier-mâché molds of the specimens.