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Several enabling factors for the scaling up process were identified: 1. Action training, which was experience-based and participatory with continuous evaluation; 2. Priority setting, in which key health interventions for each region focused on developing cost-effective solutions; and 3. Exponential extension where capacity and training of health education staff was upgraded.

Time evolution is performed by a nonlinear extension of the method of exponential propagation.

With regard to the axial tension problem, the standard quasi-optimal rates of convergence are numerically verified in all cases (i.e., algebraic rate of convergence for the h-extension and exponential rate for the p-extension).

Following Gupta et al. 's class, Gupta and Kundu (1999) studied the two-parameter generalized-exponential (GE) distribution as an extension of the exponential distribution based on Lehmann type I alternative.

Extension of leaves and sheaths was analysed using the first three phases of a four phase framework consisting of two exponential phases, rapid (linear) extension and transition to final organ length.

We now introduce the q-extension of exponential function as follows: e q ( z ) = ∑ n = 0 ∞ z n [ n ] q !

In this article, we consider semi-direct extensions of exponential solvable Lie groups by connected compact Lie groups.

In this paper, the lifetime of a product at any level of stress is assumed to have an extension of the exponential distribution.

The considered model employs the relaxation kernel with a fractional exponential function and is an extension of the linear scheme for an almost incompressible PDL (with the Poisson's ratio equal to 0.49), presented in studies (Provatidis 2001; Van Schepdael et al. 2013) it describes both the elastic and viscoelastic behaviours of the PDL.

Combining the exponential decrease of conversion tract extension with the influence of these tracts on GC content, I reasoned that DNA sequences devoid of meiotic DSB sites that experience the extension of meiotic conversion tracts initiated beyond their boundaries should present a specific profile of GC content, with a higher GC content at both ends.

Nelder and Wedderburn [ 8], with their generalized linear models, provided a simple means to analyze a large range of non-Gaussian data; exponential dispersion models represent an extension to their theory.