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Breast care centres in Germany, both certified according to the criteria of the federal state of North Rhine Westphalia [ 10] and those of the German Cancer Society/German Society of Senology [ 11], are demanded to undertake huge efforts to provide patients with information, be it paper-based or provided verbally by the hospital staff.
Adolescents, especially the younger ones, often find it difficult to understand the causes of the abrupt changes in family interrelationships due to parental illness and/or to cope with the considerable family discordance and the possible demands to undertake extended duties and new roles inside the family [ 14].
Detail water balance studies involving the assessments of 'local' supplies and demands need to undertaken, again in various geological formations, in order to decide the type and scale of water harvesting interventions that will be required in the area for long-term drought proofing.
Interviewees emphasised the need to undertake mixed methods research when the research questions demanded this approach.
Modern demand response has to undertake its measures without noticeable changes in the performance of user processes.
Today, deficient global aggregate demand requires governments to undertake measures that boost spending.
Officials on both sides were especially pleased by their show of unity at the United Nations climate meeting in Copenhagen last December, where China and India, the world's biggest and fourth-biggest emitters of carbon gas, faced down American-led demands for them to undertake tougher anti-warming measures.
The Ielts organisation recommends that no student with less than Ielts 7.0 will be able to undertake "linguistically demanding academic courses" such as "medicine, law, linguistics, journalism or library studies".
