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First, in this section, rootchecks will be introduced, a basic tool to achieve diversity on fading channels under iterative decoding [22].

The results of IMOAP trial should provide substantial direction regarding weight loss management at a primary care, and it could be introduced as a basic treatment tool for overweight and obese patients.

The charity Age UK's director Michelle Mitchell said: "We are delighted the government is introducing a 'triple guarantee' to raise the basic state pension from April, and also a matching increase for pension credit which will help the poorest in later life, but this is offset by the rise in VAT which will hit poorer households hardest, including low income pensioners".

At key stage 1, children will be introduced to "basic concepts" such as nation, civilisation, monarchy, parliament, democracy, war and peace.

In this section, the reader will be introduced to basic terminology necessary to link the concepts of cell assembly and k-assembly.

Ordered heterogeneity was introduced as a basic feature of the living state in the mid‐1950s.

In addition, the notion of nonassociative gating with intrinsic Boolean logic computation capability has been introduced as a basic behavioral paradigm that may act independently or in tandem with nonassociative learning.

Some would argue that the underpinnings of a supportive research culture should be introduced during a health professional's basic education and that practitioners' education should begin to develop research literacy and capacity.

"Basic measures must be introduced to give players stability," said secretary general Theo van Seggelen.

Before explaining details, some basic terminology should be introduced.

And a new "basics measure" is to be introduced for pupils at age 16.