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"After the Life," which opens today in Manhattan, revisits these events in the context of Pascal and Agnès's marriage, which for many years has been structured around the maintenance of her addiction.

These are reported in the tables 1 to 4. The questionnaire has been structured around the three dimensions of the fairness theory: procedures, communication and outcome.

While this paper has been structured around the IHP+Results process, it raises a number of broader issues such as the future of the IHP + itself and the role of independent evaluation and performance ratings in promoting positive behaviour change amongst Development Partners and recipient governments.

For years and years, her life had been structured around her lover's visits.

It ought to have been structured around his books and documentaries – a room on his studies of Leonardo, a room on the nude and several rooms on Civilisation.

"Publishers are most comfortable with traditional metrics because their business models have been structured around these data points for years," she said.

However, they have been structured around specific types of illness like trauma or cardiac arrest and largely rely on memory recall [18, 19].

Where previous reviews have been structured around specific classes of surface modification, e.g. self-assembly, or have broadly examined the response of various cells to numerous surfaces, we aim in this article to focus in particular on the tissues involved in the nervous system whilst providing a broad overview of key issues from the field of cell and protein surface interactions with surfaces.

For generations, the ultra-Orthodox religion and communities have been structured around a strong central leader, a rebbe or rabbi, who controls nearly all aspects of their life.

These technocracies have been structured around state governments; it is not possible to distinguish which political party most supports them [ 13].

Since 2003, most HSSCs have been structured organizationally around service programs tailored to specific problems such as aging-related loss of autonomy, physical disabilities, intellectual disabilities and pervasive developmental disorders, youth in difficulty, addictions, mental health disorders, or physical health problems.