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The Maternal Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) strategy takes into account current trends in coverage and cause-specific mortality, builds on implementation lessons learned of what works to date, and will help to reach out to those who do not yet access services.

The study showed that planning a maintenance programme can build on existing implementation structures of the extensive programme.

Here, we build on these previous implementations of GOx-mediated polymerizations for applications in biodetection.

The model also build on the previous successful implementation of a team midwifery program (Homer et al 2001b; Homer et al 2001a).

Both tmChem and ChemSpot build on BANNER as CRF implementation [30], but use different feature sets, tokenization methods, and training sets.

"This contrasts with the work to make new marriages for same sex couples possible, where we have been able to build on existing processes, so implementation is more straightforward".

We conclude our discussion of models of the critic by a critical discussion of the anatomical plausibility of implementations of a critic in basal ganglia circuitry, and conclude that such implementations build on assumptions that are inconsistent with the known anatomy of the basal ganglia.

Metascape also builds on previous implementations of enrichment network maps52 by depicting enriched terms as pie charts, which more readily indicate common and selective pathways enriched across multiple gene lists (Fig. 3b).

The technical structure was built on earlier implementations of CDSS in the Janus window.

It is important that the TPM implementation process build on current good practices and do this in a way that develops ownership of the need for continued change and business performance improvement; commitment to use TPM as a key part of the change process; and skills and capability in applying TPM techniques.

Future implementation should build on effective approaches including the use of system-initiated advice to address safety issues and improve the monitoring of therapy.