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Digital monographs can also incorporate multimedia with the text, include annotation and commenting tools, and provide platforms that further encourage the development of innovative scholarship.

The state government organises the Golconda Music and Dance Festival, the Taramati Music Festival and the Premavathi Dance Festival to further encourage the development of music.

In addition, the production facilities and development costs further encourage the investment opportunities in the study area.

The Committee decided to make a research recommendation that would encourage the development of further evidence to support the case for adoption.

However, MTAC considered the technology had promise and so decided to make a research recommendation that would encourage the development of further evidence.

This cannot be taken as a final proof of concept, but should encourage the development of further interventions and studies containing a greater number of patients.

MAPEDIR goes a step further by encouraging the development of a community-health system partnership to build community and institutional awareness of maternal mortality, conduct and interpret the findings of the death inquiries, support the development of local data-driven interventions, and promote advocacy for and increased utilization of high quality maternal health care services.

Macugen has been a breakthrough in the therapeutic use of aptamers and encourages the development of further aptamers against infectious disease targets as outlined in this minireview and summarized in Table 1.

These results placed the intra-oral electrolarynx as a useful option of alaryngeal speech aids and encouraged the further development of the intra-oral electrolarynx.

We believe that the proposed strategy, based on engineering the position of Au nanocrystals on TiO2 nanosheets, will encourage further interest in the development of high-performance wide bandgap semiconductor photocatalysts under visible light.

This review discusses methods of intra-articular drug delivery to the TMJ, as well as emerging injectable controlled release systems with potential to improve TMJ drug delivery, to encourage further research in the development of sustained release systems for both long-term pain management and to enhance tissue engineering strategies for TMJ regeneration.