The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/10/503/prepub wouldulikeike to thank MK Lai for his contribution in project coordination, and the Department of Health and the Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health for funding.
We are grateful to the villagers of Dielmo and Ndiop for their participation and continued collaboration and to the field workers for their active contribution in this project.
We are grateful to the villagers of Dielmo, Ndiop and Gouye Kouly for their participation and continued collaboration and to the field workers for their active contribution in this project.
The authors would like to thank Dr. Ann McKibbon, Dr. Dina Demner-Fushman, Lorie Kloda, Laura Shea and Lucas Baire for their contribution in the project.
Paragraph 4: "This is partly because educators' preferred file formats (Word, PowerPoint, and PDF) can't be handled gracefully by existing version control systems, but more importantly, there simply isn't a "culture of contribution" in education for projects like Software Carpentry to build on" I'm not convinced that one isn't mostly or entirely a consequence of the other.
This is partly because educators' preferred file formats (Word, PowerPoint, and PDF) can't be handled gracefully by existing version control systems, but more importantly, there simply isn't a "culture of contribution" in education for projects like Software Carpentry to build on.
The late Kerstin Plym Forshell in the Norwegian Cattle Health Services is acknowledged for her generous contributions in the project group.
We would like to thank Mrs Razaghi for data analysis, Mrs Mehrnaz Mehrabi and Mrs Fatemeh Rahimi Far for their important contributions in this project.
The charity organization in 2011 gave out nearly $1 billion in corporate contributions to projects around the world such as fighting hunger and empowering women.
This approach is based on easy-to-use embedded systems, with the aim of giving a relevant contribution to other projects in the area of precision enology.
It explores the pilot projects' contribution in producing situational and contextual changes (i.e., gender attitudes and relations, family relations, community relations and commitment, degree of community collaboration, empowerment, access to and utilization of reproductive health services, access to information, etc). in selected areas in which the projects were implemented.
