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Engineering a topography in the nanorealm should be the primary task for the aim of developing a biocompatible nanosurface.

This is particularly important for the aim of developing a neuroimaging tool to aid in diagnostic and prognosis evaluations in clinical psychiatric practice, as "real world" patients present with a range of clinical comorbidities (such as substance use disorders) and variable disease courses [ 6, 46].

MAT represents a safety system for in-hospital patients at risk, as advocated also by the Tuscany Health Agency for Quality that, in the aim of developing good practices for patient safety, recommends MEWS for tracking and managing critical in-hospital patients.

Field experiments are more often designed for planted forests with the aim of developing optimum silvicultural treatments.

Herein, we describe (i) the design of stable triphosphate analogues of AZT using molecular modelling, (ii) their synthesis and (iii) their use for producing anti AZT-TP antibodies in the aim of developing an immunoassay for therapeutic drug monitoring.

A second round call for proposals recently concluded, with the aim of developing additional centers in 2013.

These results could be the basis for further interventional studies with the aim of developing new therapeutic and prognostic strategies in post-resuscitation care.

A future study is being planned drawing upon these findings with a clinical sample of women who have recently sought medical help for breast cancer symptoms, with the aim of developing a health promotion intervention.

This study compares the terrestrial habitats of natural wetlands (NWs) and CWs as refuges for the smooth newt (Lissotriton vulgaris, [L., 1758]) with the aim of developing recommendations for CWs (both new and existing) to enhance their usefulness as newt-friendly habitats.

The multidisciplinary Task Force for Advanced Bleeding Care in Trauma was formed in 2005 with the aim of developing guidelines for the management of bleeding following severe injury.

Suggestions for future research are given, along with recommendations for effective EL-based training programs, with the aim of developing a clinical manual for professionals working in dementia care.