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8 The EURO-PERISTAT group, a European collaboration established to develop an information system on perinatal health in Europe, recommends the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) and the causes of maternal death as two principal indicators of maternal health.
To reach this end, strong relationships between health ministers and other governmental bodies should be established to develop a unified strategy for effective policy development.
An art committee has been established to develop a permanent art collection and raise funds.
In 1871 Japan's first Ministry of Education was established to develop a national system of education.
Although there have been exhibitions there since then, that display was particularly popular, so much so that an art committee was established to develop a serious program.
As a result, a co-design family violence working group has been established to develop a system that's sensitive to survivors' needs.
The Nephrotic Syndrome Study Network NEPTUNEE) is a North American multicenter collaborative consortium established to develop a translational research infrastructure for nephrotic syndrome.
In the same year, a parallel European Launcher Development Organisation (ELDO), which had seven European member states, was established to develop a space launch vehicle for Europe.
To assess whether it was possible to compare data currently being collected by a number of trauma services across Europe, a group was established to develop a common core dataset and to assess the feasibility of collecting anonymised data.
A testing and modeling framework has been established to develop a proper permanent deformation prediction model, referred to herein as the UIUC rutting model, with number of load applications.
A modified Baltz's in vitro cultivation system for the propagation of Trypanosoma equiperdum strain OVI was established to develop a replacement for the conventional production procedure of dourine diagnostic antigen in rats.
