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Therefore, it is available to propose a hypothesis that the increment of Giardia hosts is the driving force for the rapid expansion of VSPs.

Moreover, one of the few studies undertaken to understand why this issue was not addressed showed that there was no window of opportunity nor any political entrepreneur available to propose solutions for indigent access to healthcare, which, in any case, was not considered a public problem [ 76].

Ms. White asked the exchanges on Thursday to make the switches uniformly available, and to propose new rules that would force trading firms to use them, people at the meeting said.

We assessed OSA prevalence and performance of available screening tools to propose a specific diagnostic algorithm.

The experimental results presented in this work illustrate the benefit of the different coding modes available to the proposed system and clarify their influence on the compression performance.

The experimental results presented in this work, however, show the benefit of the different coding modes available to the proposed system and clarify their influence on the compression performance.

In addition, new names contained in this work have been submitted to IPNI (http://ipni.org), from where they will be made available to the proposed Global Names Index.

In this review we will describe the epidemiology of AN, BN, EDNOS and BED according to DSM-IV and – if available – to the proposed DSM-5-criteria.

Continuing care clinics are nurse led but a senior clinician (consultant or associate specialist/higher specialist trainee) is always available to discuss proposed changes to treatment, review patients with particularly complex issues and/or discuss stable patients who do not require changes to care after the clinic has finished.

This study uses Workload Control theory on matching required and available capacity over time to propose four new rules that address these shortcomings.

However, available data are insufficient to propose fully evidence-based protocols for routine screening of HIV-infected women and women of reproductive age.