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These capabilities denote a baseline level of proficiency in surgical and anesthetic services, implying that building upon this framework to include all essential services is within reach.

This paper highlights the feasibility of moving towards a natural classification of Asian Begonia step by step as information comes to light through building upon previous framework phylogenies with denser sampling.

Building upon this theoretical framework, a set of coordination and supervisory control strategies for renewable microgrids is presented based on homeostatic control (HC) principles introduced by Schweppe et al. Homeostatic control of power systems.

Often people resist borrowing (and then building upon) ideas that someone else has had first.

Here we built upon that framework and use geodesic distances between landmarks, directly defined on the polyhedral facial surfaces, in order to increase precision during uniform landmark sampling.

Building upon that experience, this study was incorporated into the on-going activities in two states (Kebbi and Cross River States).

Development of a conceptual model attempting to explain health of caregivers of children with disabilities can then be accomplished through synthesizing and building upon these current frameworks to provide a more comprehensive picture of the multi-factorial nature of caregiver health.

"Realtime is the first company building a tangible framework that will make that abstraction a reality.

At that moment he was, of course, busy building an internet framework that would play an important part in his becoming the head of the next administration.

Building a scientific framework that distills the rules of life is a challenge scientists are now tackling.

Building upon input-process-output framework from the perspective of individualist and collectivist cultures, we propose that the association between leader member skill distance and team performance has an inverted-U shape in individualist cultures.