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The innovative systems studied seemed to have conclusively enabled more sustainable dairy waste management with good economic benefits.
In Rwanda, the phased, randomized roll out of a national performance-based payment scheme for primary health care providers (based on pilot experiences) enabled the government to demonstrate conclusively that this approach improved certain key utilization and quality indicators at scale.
The history of the Spanish war shows conclusively that the guerilla resistance of the nation would have been useless without the regular resistance of the English army under the Duke of Wellington; the Spaniards enabled him to effect more with fewer troops, but they did little themselves.
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AssistiveTouch is now enabled.
"While many of the accounts identified by City University were in violation of the Twitter Rules regarding spam, at this time, we do not have sufficiently strong evidence to enable us to conclusively link them with Russia or indeed the Internet Research Agency [a previously identified Russian trollfarm]," it writes.
What this study has demonstrated most conclusively is that women in Vietnam lack the information to enable them to prevent adverse outcomes from GDM.
Despite these advances, further investigations will be needed to conclusively demonstrate the mechanisms by which systems diversity and redundancy can enable resistance to treatment.
Development of more sensitive biomarkers of past exposure to Agent Orange or TCDD could enable larger studies to rule out a causal association more conclusively.
