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To effectively implement benchmarking processes, this work proposes an integrated framework for the benchmarking tool and knowledge-based system using the data envelopment analysis (DEA) method, and then develops an intellectual benchmarking knowledge-based system (BKBS) for benchmarking, performance evaluation and process improvement.

If you give this treatment to a patient who has this genetic predisposition and then develops an intracerebral hemorrhage, he/she may sue you – because there have been two papers in JAMA and The Lancet.

He studies in India, grows a beard and has the robes and then develops a following in Phoenix.

Cutler duly found himself playing Buster Bloodvessel, the bus conductor who announces to his passengers, "I am concerned for you to enjoy yourselves within the limits of British decency" and then develops a passion for Ringo's large aunt Jessie.

December 26 2015 January 24 201616 More perverse than some, if less bloody than most, Thomas Middleton and William Rowley's Jacobean tragedy, set in Spain, concerns a churchgoing miss who contrives to have her betrothed killed and then develops a sexual obsession with the disfigured murderer.

"If someone has an infection on the arm or leg, and then develops a fever, or starts to feel sick all over," he said, "someone should say, 'I'm concerned about sepsis.' ".

The section first examines the long-term trends of health worldwide and then develops a conceptual framework to approach the epidemiological and demographic transition of the region.

In this article, we will explore the case of the Catalu shipyard which screens the Whorcop project and then develops a tactic to win the bid.

Subsequently, the gleba becomes olivaceous, olive-brown, and finally dark olive when dry, and then develops a characteristic pungent smell.

"You have to be exposed to the antigen and then develop an immune response to it".

A faculty committee consulted with experts from the Educational Testing Service and ACT, surveyed other universities, polled its own faculty members, and then developed an exam.