Phenotype definition and diagnosis harmonization can also be achieved through standardized clinician training, a model adopted, for example, by Finland.
The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030, for example, adopted at the Third United Nations World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction in Japan, recognizes climate change as a driver of migration in aiming to reduce disaster risk.
Vaughan et al., for example, adopted a renowned technique for the analysis of street networks (i.e., Space Syntax [16]) to study the relationship between integration (i.e., a measure of spatial accessibility) and socio-economic levels of East London residents [6].
A mathematic example is first adopted for illustrating how the proposed approach works under different sample sizes and sample noises.
Blackburn Rovers, for example, adopted shirts of a halved design based on those of the team for former pupils of Malvern College, one of the schools where the sport had developed.
Kuwait, for example, adopted the women's-rights convention in 1994 without letting women vote or run for office.
Spain, for example, adopted a wealth tax in 2012 and abolished it at the start of this year.
Illinois, for example, adopted an exclusionary rule as early as 1923, see People v. Brocamp, 307 Ill.
Arizona, for example, adopted its anti-takeover laws in 1987 to protect Greyhound from a hostile takeover.
Blue Bottle Coffee, for example, adopted the speedy process when it wanted to replicate its in-store coffee shop experience online.
Bishops in the Northwest, for example, adopted a pastoral letter in February urging the protection of the Columbia River and its tributaries as God's creations.
