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The performances of the improved heat-pump cycle are comprehensively analyzed with aid of the proposed thermodynamic model in this paper.

Up to now there has been no decision aid comprehensively addressing prevention of myocardial infarction in type 2 diabetes by providing patient tailored numerical risk information on clinical outcomes.

The privacy risks associated with soft biometric aided designs comprehensively increase due to the availability of more personalized amount of information in these databases.

The G7 governments can work together to contribute towards breaking down sectoral barriers and siloed approaches that until now have hindered the ability of multilateral processes and institutions in the field of development work and humanitarian aid to comprehensively deal with climate-fragility risks.

These genes were comprehensively annotated as an aid to the soybean research community.

THRIVE is a toolkit designed to aid communities in comprehensively assessing their conditions along a scale of risk to resiliency.

The state-of-the-art of the computer-aid craniofacial reconstruction have comprehensively been reviewed in the surveys[18 21].

The current study aimed to comprehensively evaluate clinical profiles, harmful first aid measures, emergency clinical management, complications and outcomes related to acute pesticide poisoning among children in the rural community of Sri Lanka.

Certain clinical consultation systems (e.g., QMR [ 37]) implement this capability comprehensively, to serve as a teaching aid. 2. Online Mode.

Instead they were deservedly beaten by Senegal and dismantled comprehensively by Colombia; Robert Lewandowski was invisible, not aided by an inadequate supporting cast, and a world-class striker's chance to make an impact on this stage while near his peak has passed.

Because MSF is constantly making efforts to improve quality of care in their projects, they agreed to conduct a pilot study in one of their programmes to demonstrate that quality of care can be measured effectively and comprehensively with this new approach in the context of humanitarian aid.