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Theories of senescence that have emerged over the past several decades are based on the concepts that organisms are a byproduct of imperfect structural designs built with imperfect materials and maintained by imperfect processes.

Their policies are based on the concepts that markets can fix our problems and patients' demands are at the heart of inflating health care costs.

This model is based on the concept that controlled incremental proximal displacement of the tibial ACL insertion simulates ACL insufficiency.

This paper presents a novel unified framework for in-memory and hybrid memory file systems based on the concept that each file has a contiguous "File Virtual Address Space".

Such a system is based on the concept that uses computer control to optimize engine fuel consumption and to minimize exhaust emissions [4].

More recent knowledge on post-traumatic OA has suggested opportunities for early intervention, based on the concept that impact joint injuries initiate a sequence of biological events causing the progression of joint degeneration, which then leads to post-traumatic OA.

"Our approach to integration, based on the concept that everyone is equal, is part of the problem," said one analyst, Christophe Bertossian.

Focused manufacturing is based on the concept that simplicity, repetition, experience, and homogeneity of tasks breed competence.

Though the grounds will be different for each county, he said, they will all be based on the concept that the state elections board certified the wrong total.

The therapy is based on the concept that the very movements that make the patient dizzy can eventually relieve the symptoms through repetition.

I have a body of work that I've been working on, based on the concept that there is a feminine presence of God".