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In 2008, almost US$3.1 billion was invested in this area, with HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis initiatives comprising close to three-quarters of this investment [ 8].

In 2008, almost US$3.1 billion was invested in this area, with HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis initiatives comprising close to three-quarters of investment [ 1].

Several studies in the past decade have focused on the value of DTI measures in the differentiation of MCI and AD from controls; 55 studies comprising close to 2,800 subjects were included in a recent meta-analysis.

Experimentation was carried out using a dataset comprising close to 25,000 onset events in roughly 2 h of audio in more than 300 files.

A data set comprising close to 9000 scientific publications and patents published in the past 20 years has been evaluated by using specialized software (AnaVist by STN).

In 2007, CONIPRAT and its partners established a positive social-change strategy in the 10 villages of the Tillabery region: Over the course of 18 months, the members of these communities, comprising close to 13,000 people, developed new knowledge about the negative impact of certain behaviours and the need to change them.

The work is from his series Théâtres de mémoire, which comprises close to 100 works.

The latest HESA Finance data (2008/09) shows that 'other income' comprised close to 20%, or nearly £5 billion, of total UK HEI income.

or Theatre?," and his dissertations on Christ, Socrates, Rembrandt, Tolstoy, Schiller, psychoanalysis, Helen of Troy, Orpheus, "the eternal feminine," and "Amor and Eros" comprise close to one-third of Salomon's entire text.

Latinos now comprise close to 22 percent of Oakland's population, with a majority living in the Fruitvale district, a bustling, colorful neighborhood that has become a culinary destination for locals and thrifty tourists.

And in its latest working paper on the future of Latin America, the Bank now estimates that the middle class will comprise close to half of the total population by 2030.The optimistic projection that Latin America's middle class will double in size between 2005 and 2030 rests on several assumptions.