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H.S.H. Prince Albert of Monaco serves on the Global Advisory Board of Orphans International Worldwide, Duke Frantz of Bavaria has contributed to exploring the possibility of OI working in Romania, and I have met Princess Margarita in Bucharest to discuss the needs of Romanian orphans.

In addition, >100 conserved miRNAs of cellular origin in grouper and zebrafish were detected after BLAST search in the miRBase, which contributed to exploring how cellular miRNAs influence viral resistance and pathogenesis through regulation of viral or cellular gene expression.

While the quantitative methods facilitated the development of quantifiable information, the qualitative methods contributed to exploring subjective experiences of the study participants in greater detail.

Previous reports have contributed to explore how the phenomenon of immobilization affects growth and metabolite production (Kundu et al. 1992; Mahapatra et al. 2002).

Although this psychological process does not appear new in psychology with regard to a patient's adjustment and coping to health diagnosis, 26 27 this study contributed to explore its consistency and element of variation in the case of caregivers, and in particular when a rare disease is concerned.

Several projects have set the scene for collaboration in the industrial park, contributing to exploring new models of collaborative innovation, particularly in the field of energy.

In the Personal Robots group, she contributes to exploring voice agents and their use within contexts such as home and with older adults.

The strength of focus group interviews is that interaction between the focus group members can contribute to exploring and clarifying individual opinions and enhance the breadth of data through mutual reflection.

If the results can be replicated, they will contribute to exploring genetic and environmental factors in pathological mechanism of depression, and providing definite research evidences for prevention and treatment of depression in Chinese adolescents.

However, POPAC can make a valuable contribution to the literature by being the first measurement tool that can provide internationally comparable data on the extent to which acute in-patient wards are perceived to be person-centred, and thus contribute to exploring, comparing and improving the care of and services to older patients with cognitive impairment in acute care settings.

The paper aims at contributing to explore how ARB&ARGs behave in UWTPs having in mind that each plant is a unique system that will probably need a specific procedure to maximize ARB&ARGs removal.