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But the law on access to the Stasi files was created to clarify what the Stasi did, not to clarify the funding of the Christian Democrats".
Even though this is an extreme scenario, it is created to clarify the intuition behind the complementarity of immigration and trade.
However, this highly specialized example as presented in corollary 3 is created to clarify the intuition behind the complementarity of immigration and international trade in our model.
A logic map was created to clarify the overall objectives of the intervention and the context in which the intervention was implemented.
Its website, which features a page on their opposition to the Clean Water Rule, also states that the rule "creates confusion," though the rule was actually created to clarify an older law, the 1972 Clean Water Act that governed all "navigable waters".
Since Arnstein's Eight Ladders of participation [ 39] was first developed to understand and explain citizen involvement, many adaptations have been created to clarify the meaning of involvement.
A role for a psychiatric nurse was created to assist in clarifying mental health diagnostic status and medications and to facilitate continuity of mental health care as youth transitioned into treatment foster care and across foster care homes.
GHE as proposed by this framework, thereby goes beyond pure reproduction of facts or problem analysis: it creates space to clarify, discuss or develop opportunities for the health workforce to use their current or future professional activities to influence the determinants of health on different dimensions.
We apologize if this was not clear in our initial submission; we have created a legend to clarify this figure.
We created schematic overviews to clarify the relationship between (a) the definition of the current practice of palliative care, (b) teleconsultation, and (c) presumptive future practice of palliative care including teleconsultation.
Archbishop Williams said the only solution was to keep talking, and moving toward creating a "covenant" to clarify the terms of membership in the Communion.
