The designated Global Pharmacy Education Development Network UNITWIN platform will act as a conduit for developing consensus and facilitating the spread of best practice and educational development worldwide.
The suspensor, a terminally differentiated embryonic region, connects the embryo proper to the surrounding maternal tissues, serves as a conduit for nutrients and growth regulators supporting embryo development, and degenerates in the late embryo development [ 4].
In addition, and probably most important, the MOH was the major employer of MPH graduates, recruiting them into positions of responsibility and establishing this training programme as its main career-development conduit for senior public health leaders and managers.
As scientific knowledge evolves, the semantics expressed in these more informal knowledge representations could provide a conduit for reverse engineering, driving ontology development from the bottom up as well as from the top down.
Since PDGF-B and PDGFR-β are also essential for development of normal structure and function of conduit vessels and capillaries, [ 44] we, in the present study, focused our study on these two parameters.
The most eye-catching deal was in Hong Kong, where an apartment in Henderson Land's 39 Conduit Road development set a world record in October when it sold for 439 million dollars, or 88,000 dollars per square foot by net area.
And the national development bank, a longtime conduit for foreign capital, is under the control of politicians who have been hostile to foreign financial interests.
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Post-passage, its press and news releases have been a conduit for unflattering stories about Affordable Care Act developments.
