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"We hope that through this process with partners we will quickly develop an information base country to country that currently does not exist," in part by using teleconferences and the Internet as it did for the SARS epidemic, Dr. Kim said.

In this paper, we developed an information system based on the quantified loss model and claims SOP that includes a total loss claim determination system (TLCDS) for qualified adjustors of insurance companies and a centralized database management system (TLDBMS) for TREIF.

We have developed an information theory based method for approximating the physical limitations of cooperative interactions by comparing sequence analysis to microarray expression data.

To this end, we developed an information-theory based conceptual framework for thinking about and measuring both the persistence of memory in microbes and the amount of information about the past encoded in these dynamics.

To this end, we develop an information-theory based conceptual framework for measuring both the persistence of memory in microbes and the amount of information about the past encoded in history-dependent dynamics.

In the process of developing the information base for our Report we have met and developed considerable respect for many of the people who were involved in the events we have chronicled.

Countries benefiting from this socioeconomic interest and investment should develop the necessary information base and negotiating skill to successfully ensure that funds are channeled to such opportunities.

Developing information based on scientific evidence and on experience-based professional knowledge through a participatory design was functional, although time-consuming.

It was initiated for the purpose of developing information based on case cost data for funding and hospital management purposes.

A participatory design approach was used in order to develop information based on both scientific evidence and on experience-based knowledge.

To ascertain Army women's specific sexual health information needs prior to developing a theoretically based, self-administered intervention to promote safer sexual practices during deployment.