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Thus, to come up with more reliable forecasts for financial requirements associated with new vaccine introduction, more research is needed to improve the quality of coverage data and to conceptualize an approach to forecasting future uptake rate more realistically.

The main objective of both the exploratory case study and the literature review was to conceptualize an approach to knowledge production and dissemination that was adapted to the mandate and nature of a HTA organization.

An exploratory case study was conducted during summer and fall 2010 in the HTA agency in order to determine what made the specificity of its context, and to conceptualize an approach to knowledge production and dissemination that was adapted to the mandate and nature of this form of HTA organization.

The aim of this study is to conceptualize a novel approach, which facilitates us to design prototype interfaces for healthcare software.

While there are attempts to conceptualize a systematic approach using point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) in this setting, to our best knowledge there is no literature describing how it could be performed in a focused manner.

Figure 3 conceptualizes an integrative approach to build, refine, and validate an algae based metabolic model with predictive power to guide potential bioengineering targets aimed at optimizing algae for biofuel production.

The benefits of a molecular-guided treatment plan are easy to conceptualize: a more targeted approach, a reduction in unnecessary interventions, and the potential for improved outcomes.

This paper reviews the practices in the teaching of Business English in China over the past 50 years and two perspectives on Business English that have been influential in conceptualizing a new approach to curriculum design.

Initially conceptualized as an approach to reduce lead time and decrease inventory within a manufacturing plant (Schonberger 1982), JIT has expanded to include a broader set of production and purchasing practices (Kaynak and Hartley 2006; Fullerton et al. 2003; White et al. 1999; Schonberger and Ansari 1984; Hahn et al. 1983; Schonberger and Gilbert 1983).

Initially conceptualized as an approach to reduce lead time and decrease inventory within a manufacturing plant (Schonberger 1982), JIT has expanded to include a broader set of production and purchasing practices (Kaynak and Hartley 2006; Fullerton et al. 2003; White et al. 1999; Hahn et al. 1983; Schonberger and Ansari 1984; Schonberger and Gilbert 1983).

However, it is debated as to whether anger is best conceptualized as an approach emotion (more often associated with positive affect) or an avoidance emotion (more often associated with negative affect).