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This study is based on exploring the evolution of separate domains.

According to this approach, the total effect of X on Y has two main components: a direct effect (c') and an indirect effect through the mediator (s) of M. Testing mediation is based on exploring the statistically significance of the indirect effect (a*b) pathway in the direction predicted by the mediation hypothesis (Fig.  1).

The former is based on exploring ambivalence and behaviour change through the perceived importance and perceived confidence to change behaviour [ 7].

Based on studies exploring the carriage of three major groups of MDR organisms (ie, MRSA, VRE, and MDR GNB), there appears to be a shift in the epidemiology of MDR organisms in the RACF over the last decades.

Theoretical calculation based on DFT explored the photoinduced electron transfer (PET) signaling mechanism of NFH toward F− which explained the striking fluorescent quenching of probe NFH after being treated with F− ions.

We have evaluated the most frequently used biomarkers and the physiology on which they are based, to explore the inter-individual variations and their suitability for exposure assessment.

Knowledge of fertility-related information: The items were selected based on previous research exploring the unmet fertility-related needs of this population (Thewes et al, 2005).

Poros, only a long stone's throw from the mainland, attracts some package tourism but is beautiful, nonetheless, and a great base for exploring the famous sites on the mainland (the theatre of Epidaurus and Mycenae among them).

Next, the proposed tool is demonstrated based on a prototype, exploring the barrier factors to the adoption of mobile data services.

Based on ethnographic research, the article explores the way Romanian Roma street vendors construct/project their space of movement.

Analyses were based on the time spent exploring the novel and the familiar objects and the object recognition score was calculated as the difference in time spent exploring the novel and the familiar objects.