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The exfoliation processes based on longitudinal and stationary ultrasonic waves take place simultaneously.

Our investigation is based on longitudinal and transversal comparative analyses supported by statistics, economic phenomena, processes and also the rich literature.

That is one of the core messages of the book Risk and Social Change in an African Rural Economy, which is based on longitudinal and interdisciplinary research conducted within the framework of the Pastoral Risk Management Project (PARIMA).

There are two main driving behaviors which are logically based on longitudinal and lateral movements, since all the movements on the road surface can be represented as a superposition of those two main movements.

The case confirmed that long-term implementation of such projects needs to be anticipated and based on longitudinal and structured strategic planning to promote successful partnership collaborations amongst central/municipal governments, local communities and residents.

10 Based on longitudinal and cross-sectional evidence, cancer survivors can experience symptoms for more than 10 years following treatment.

It is an international platform of sentinel demographic sites that provides health and demographic data and research to enable developing countries to set health priorities and policies based on longitudinal evidence and includes more than 30 sites, mostly in Africa and Asia.

Epidemiological studies based on longitudinal entomological and parasitological surveys, associated to clinical surveillance are ongoing in the same sites in order to establish the threshold values and ranges associated with an eventual epidemic in Western-Cameroon highlands.

Similarly there is a need to adapt patient telemonitoring programmes and applications [ 48], as well as care-delivery models in general, so that these can adopt an integrated approach patient-centered, based on longitudinal care and co-ordination.

One of these studies was based on longitudinal data, and reported that ODD in middle childhood was predicted by emotional dysregulation as measured by an emotional temperament scale at the age of 3 years [ 27].

The cBED assay-based HIV incidence estimates were thus very similar in magnitude and did not differ significantly from the estimates based on longitudinal measurement (crude and sex-age adjusted) (Table 2).