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The guidelines prepared by Dr. Brivanlou's group could be applied to those stem cells, as well as the nonpresidential ones.

These guidelines, prepared by Working Group 2 (Research) of the International Tunnelling Association, are presented in three parts: Part I describes the outline of the procedure of design.

At Trump Place (which started out as Riverside South), meanwhile, the Society and a coalition of civic organizations succeeded in imposing a master plan and design guidelines prepared by Skidmore Owings & Merrill.

India's Supreme Court on Tuesday lifted the ban on tourism in the core areas of the country's tiger reserves and asked state governments to draw up conservation plans that follow the guidelines prepared by the National Tiger Conservation Authority.

In doing so, they must adhere to strict guidelines prepared by special architectural review committees and sacrifice such typical features as strips of roof lights, drive-through windows, playgrounds and, in the case of McDonald's, its large free-standing golden arches.

6 Every attempt was made to ensure the indicators were evidence based (by basing the initial drafting on national clinical guidelines prepared by NICE).

Although we have no data on the antimicrobial use for diarrheic patients in the current study, the recent standard treatment guideline prepared by Drug Administration and Control Authority of Ethiopia for severe cases of infectious gastroenteritis including NTS recommends sulfamethoxazole + trimethoprim, ciprofloxacin and chloramphenicol [ 50].

The guidelines, prepared during 2013 by an ad hoc committee sponsored by Cancer Research UK, are meant to provide a series of pertinent and accessible reminders, which should be of benefit both to those for whom using cell lines is a new skill and those who may, despite years of experience, have allowed suboptimal procedures to become part of local practice.

All necessary technical specifications and detailed information for the implementation of KENAK are included in four new technical guidelines prepared in 2010, which are supported by an official national software.

These guidelines were prepared by the Consortium of College and University Multimedia Centers.

The guidelines were prepared by the Task Force to Improve the Care of Terminally Ill Oregonians, a group of lawyers, health professionals, clergy and ethicists.