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Focus groups held with women in the community and at the health centers identified other important factors related to implementation of the ANC model, catalogued below as either internal (related to individual characteristics) or external factors (related to the environment, organization and rules of the health system) (Table  4).

In short, despite its considerable drawbacks – as catalogued below – there are real advantages to engaging in this work that may not be available elsewhere, such as managing one's own working hours, ready cash, earning higher wages than in other available employment [ 16, 17] and being able to assert some measure of independence over one's working environment.

More information about the life and work of Les Gibbard can be found on the pages below: Catalogue of Les Gibbard's work held at the GNM Archive Guardian obituary for Les Gibbard British Cartoon Archive biography of Les Gibbard.

The new neotype has been deposited in the Swedish Museum of Zoology, with catalogue number given below.

cDNA was amplified using the Applied Biosystems Taqman Universal PCR Master Mix (no UNG) (cat# 4324018), 8 μl of diluted cDNA (1 μl of cDNA + 7 μl of ddH20), 1 μl of 20 × Assay on Demand gene expression assay mix (HPRT1 control primer/probe mix) and 1 μl of 20 × Assay on Demand gene expression assay mix (test primer/probe mix- catalogue numbers are listed below).

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The results also show that the actual instantaneous efficiency of each of the components is usually far below their maximum catalogue value.

3. See the literature listed in the Bibliography below under the header Catalogue of works and bibliography.

As this size is below the USSTRATCOM's current catalogue threshold of about 10 cm, the modelling results do not exclude a non-catastrophic collision with such an object.