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Herder bases this further claim largely on empirical grounds (e.g. concerning how children's thought develops in step with language acquisition).
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It has developed in step with the nation that gave birth to it.
We need a generation of players who've developed in step with the best in the world — the same level of effort, the same level of competition.
Competitive advantage is derived from the combination of company-specific assets (e.g., brands, distribution networks) developed in step with dynamic capabilities to create inimitable resources.
This involves multiplying the quality weights for the health states developed in step two with the duration of each health state experienced by the patients.
Outcome measures will be developed in step 3.
Through the nineteenth century, the pneumatic tube had developed roughly in step with the telegraph and then the telephone.
17 18 In the Obstetric Department at Oslo University Hospital, Ullevål, attempts to reduce the incidence of OASIS were developed in steps, starting in 2006 with more focus on the OASIS issue in clinical meetings, whereas practical training to improve protection of perineum during the second stage of delivery started in 2008.
A psycho-educational intervention, aiming to increase preparedness for caregiving in family caregivers, to support their wellbeing, and decrease negative consequences associated with caregiving, was developed in steps [ 20, 25].
The evaluation is developed in steps (IARC 2005).
Sometimes events do not develop in lock step with policy sessions.
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