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It was in this period that ECCB 2002 was launched in a single-track format, which it continues as its norm when not coordinated jointly with ISMB.

The trial is sponsored by the North Bristol NHS Trust NBTT) and coordinated jointly by the Academic Respiratory Unit at the University of Bristol and the Oxford Respiratory Trials Unit (ORTU) at the University of Oxford.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2415/11/25/prepub VisIONaRY is a collaborative academic study coordinated jointly by investigators at The George Institute for Global Health and the Fred Hollows Foundation in Australia and Vietnam.

RO data feature a unique combination of advantages for this purpose including (i) geopotential height being accurately obtained as vertical coordinate jointly with an accurate retrieval of pressure, (ii) very high vertical resolution, and (iii) global coverage.

As a general observation, the promiscuity of a TF for binding sites diminishes as its local character augments (Lozada-Chavez et al., 2008), and global and local regulators tend to coordinate jointly a general and a particular condition (Balaji et al., 2007; Janga et al., 2007b).

The alliances allow the airlines to coordinate prices, jointly schedule international flights and, sometimes, share revenue.

On the one hand, they are engaged in active relationship with Palestinian troops in the West Bank, riding together on patrols and sitting together in offices, sharing data, coordinating arrests, jointly calming tensions.

In coordinated multipoint transmission/reception (CoMP) communication systems, geographically separated base stations (also referred to as transmission points) coordinate and jointly process the signal transmission to multiple users at the cell edges.

Another new focus evolved in 1992, when the FDA and the NIEHS formed an interagency agreement to coordinate and jointly fund a phototoxicology research facility at the NCTR in Jefferson, Arkansas.

The study was jointly coordinated by the country coordinator and the Emergency Medicine Network (EMNet) ( http://www.emnet-nedi.org).org

The German squadrons were protected by Italian fighter planes in the attack, the first jointly coordinated by the forces of Hitler and Mussolini.