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The REDD has now become REDD plus and the core of REDD+ concept is to provide financial incentives to help developing countries voluntarily reduce national deforestation rates and associated carbon emissions below a baseline (based either on a historical reference case or future projection [10].

In each sample, NAT2 haplotypes were either directly resolved using molecular-haplotyping techniques (through allele-specific PCR and restriction mapping) or computationally inferred from the unphased multilocus genotypes using statistical algorithms (based either on a parsimony, maximum-likelihood, or Bayesian approach).

The REDD has now become REDD plus and the core of REDD+ concept is to provide financial incentives to help developing countries voluntarily reduce national deforestation rates and associated carbon emissions below a baseline (based either on a historical reference case or future projection [ 10].

For comparison, the TMRCA ages for the same clades were calculated with a 2 MY calibration point, and compared with results from [ 28], where the 2MY calibration point and simpler statistical methods (based either on a fixed topology or on the pairwise estimator Rho) were used.

Our opponents could in the end only allege six blasphemies in the book, and each one was based either on a misreading or on theological error: God is described in the book as "The Destroyer of Man".

The interventions involved one [ 34], three [ 36], or six [ 35] practice change strategies, and reported significant improvements for at least one outcome based either on a medical record audit [ 35], or client [ 36] or clinician self-report [ 34, 36].

Approximately 60% had a previous diagnosis of AIDS based either on an opportunistic infection or a CD4 cell count below 200 cells/μl.

The AAHCP evaluates approximately 400 hospitals nationwide for the honor, which is based either on an extensive application process or by a secret review of the hospital's public communications and staff interactions with patients and their families.

The diagnosis of new diabetes was based either on an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) at our follow-up study or drug treatment for diabetes started between the baseline and follow-up studies.

They will perform an intervention based either on Motivational Interviewing or on the usual brief advice.

GPs performed an intervention based either on Motivational Interviewing (MI) or standard practice.