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This complemented interview data and enabled contributions from volunteer parents who had not been selected to participate.

A systems thinking lens allows us to recognize the importance of long-term change, the power of context, the role of guiding principles (rather than prescriptive control), the centrality of knowledge, and the enabling contributions made by interpersonal and inter-organizational relationships as vehicles for knowledge translation and exchange [ 19].

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/258/prepub The authors acknowledge greatly the visionary, guiding and enabling contributions of EDCTP and like-minded organizations (such as the European Commission, NACCAP and MRC-UK) towards the conception, initiation and initial achievements of the Networks of Excellence (NoEs) programme.

The HRM practices examined included the following: attraction and retention; recruitment and selection – mainly in relation to skills potential to enable contribution to performance; and performance management of CHWs once engaged.

While the host parasite relationship in humans has been difficult to determine, the pliability of murine malaria models has enabled valuable contributions to the understanding of the pathogenesis of disease.

A comparison of the predicted PBD profiles calculated from the current and mass responses to that of the measured PBD signal, by temporal convolution analysis, enabled the contributions of anion (ClO4−) and solvent (H2O) transfer at the first redox step to be discriminated quantitatively.

In addition, this approach enabled the contribution of different fragments to carcinogenic potency to be assessed, thereby making the relationships between structure and carcinogenicity to be transparent.

Automated refactoring to design patterns enables significant contributions to design quality even from developers with little experience on the use of the required patterns.

We aim to make cBiT the hub for biomaterial-associated data, thereby enabling major contributions to a more efficient development of new materials with improved body integration.

An exhaustive investigation of diverse intermolecular interactions via Hirshfeld surface analysis enables quantitative contributions to the crystal packing of the title structures.

The contribution of each interaction to the formation of the self-assembly has been analyzed through Hirshfeld surface calculation which enables quantitative contributions to the crystal packing in a novel visual manner.