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Then, we describe the conceptual guidelines that have emerged for their classification and functional annotation based on expanding and more comprehensive use of large systems biology-based datasets.

But the Treasury Department proposal envisions an S.E.C. that would no longer regulate through hard-and-fast rules enforced swiftly and justly, but rather would practice "prudential" regulation, offering up principles and conceptual guidelines and working collaboratively behind closed doors with regulated entities and their self-regulatory organizations when they have violated the law.

The article also identifies a set of characteristics which would encourage enjoyable online learning experiences for the general public and suggests a number of conceptual guidelines for developing an online learning website for enjoyment.

The criteria – scale, human capacity, funding, authority, independence, representation, participation, accountability, and transparency – form the basis for conceptual guidelines from which arise key questions that stakeholders and agencies can use to test the potential for a GSA to govern for groundwater sustainability.

After the development, we used different methods to validate the conceptual guidelines.

Less than 10% of the GPs that were invited to play a greater role actually commented on the conceptual guidelines.

The objective of this paper is to present the conceptual guideline in selecting the design target for heat exchanger network synthesis using the trade-off plot.

In Objective 3, we wanted to elicit feedback on our conceptual guideline implementability tool (GUIDE-IT), including the generation of ideas and suggestions about optimal features that might enhance guideline uptake.

Given the lack of practical and comprehensive recruitment conceptual frameworks or guidelines in the literature, the authors propose newly synthesized guidelines for research recruitment of underserved populations: EERC (evaluate, engage, reflect, and carefully match).

This includes coordination of large grant proposal efforts, clarification of solicitation guidelines, conceptual advising on, and editing of grant proposals.

The diverse array of contributions to the discipline of e-government, from evaluative frameworks and conceptual models to guidelines for initiatives and implementation architectures, evidences the requirement, both from the researcher's and the practitioner's standpoint, of sound theoretical foundations that can be applied directly in practice.