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Background As part of the process of developing a comprehensive national strategy for Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Zimbabwe, UNICEF Zimbabwe, in collaboration with the government, donors, and civil society, undertook studies in 2000 aimed at compiling a comprehensive information base on the various categories of vulnerable children.
Phenotypic effect-based approaches are based on the various phenotypic responses, such as expression profiles and side effects, to external compounds [2] [5].
Based on the various Affymetrix microarray-based expression analyses, only around 23,821 annotated genes were expressed (Jiang and Ramachandran 2010).
Correction: May 20 , 2004 Thursday An article last Thursday about the Summit, a Manhattan restaurant with décor based on the various homes of Frank Sinatra, referred incorrectly to one of his wives and misspelled the surname she used before their marriage.
In the second step, the EACLLMs are examined based on the various coefficients of compensation and relative importance for one scenario.
By Eleanor Gilchrist The New Yorker, June 10 , 1939P. 79 Tells about the pageant that she took part in which was based on the various churches of the world.
He then issues certificates based on the various levels of training attained by the crew members throughout the year.
The dictionary gives an authoritative interpretation of the use of each word, based on the various meanings the word had held in the past.
Previously, the bank had communicated an "understanding" of the inflation rate it wanted to achieve, based on the various viewpoints of the central bank's board members.
Doctors were long taught to examine patients and then to order tests based on the various ailments they suspected a patient might have.
Foursquare lets you "check in" at various venues (Starbucks, the Hilton Hotel, any number of bars) and disclose your location to a network of friends; users collect virtual badges based on the various places they've been.
