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There is no basis for incorporating it "jot-for-jot" into the Fourteenth Amendment.

However, these pioneering frameworks did not delineate a mathematical basis for incorporating human behavior into the machine scheduling paradigm.

Nonetheless, the scientific basis for incorporating this technology into clinical practice, the indications for when to do so, and standard diagnostic and treatment algorithms for defining abnormal values are yet to be rigorously defined.

In this paper, we propose the use of specific ontologies as the basis for incorporating information about metacognition in learning objects so that a Learning Management System can select and recommend tasks designed for the development and/or improvement of the learners' metacognitive skills within the context of e-learning.

UNICEF should use the already existing complementarity as a basis for incorporating the CtC Project to intercurricular portion of the primary school curriculum.

Although not currently implemented, the use of different baseline incidences also provides a basis for incorporating the effect of nongenetic risk factors, such as reproductive history, HRT use and mammographic density into the model.

The information provided in our research protocol is quite similar to information offered in clinical practice, as key elements of this protocol form the basis of GenoMel's international guide for incorporating melanoma genetic testing into clinical care (30).

Engineered materials can provide the basis for drug reformulation, incorporating active compounds and modulating their pharmacokinetic and biodistribution behaviour.

Underlying all four of these areas are threads that suggest a more conceptual basis for considering and incorporating computational elements as warranted.

These observations will provide the basis for future studies incorporating a combination of LDR with therapeutic doses of radiation in vitro and in vivo.

As qualitative research methodology is used primarily to generate, rather than test hypotheses, our results will serve as the basis for future studies incorporating highly structured surveys for broader distribution.