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Because this method of forced-egg laying is easy to implement, this represents a significant progress in working on field samples of this important malaria vector and should contribute to easily characterise this vector across Africa as it is done for field populations of An. gambiae.

Universities should implement this because it represents an innovation in learning methods, their network presence, and students' enrollment.

If the solution is implemented, this would represent a significant opportunity and progress for Norwegian trade and business.

It is quick to implement and represents well the endocardial surface of cardiac chambers.

Thus, supplementing the range of dissemination strategies already used by international guideline developers with guidelines that equip users with tools, templates and instructions to implement them represents an approach that warrants further investigation.

This represents a potential for implementing tailored prostate cancer treatment schemes for developing countries, an important focus for future studies.

A few journals--such as the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA --have implemented this requirement, but JAMA --haveents the exception and not the rule.

This guidance is intended to help small-scale radiopharmacies to implement cGRPP, and represents the views of the EANM Radiopharmacy Committee.

We also implement interfaces representing the lower surface of the subducting PAC and PHS plates.

Marginal models are easy to implement and represent a first solution, but the random models, although more complex, use all available data and are more suitable for explicative studies.

Uribe, a still popular figure who has led opposition to the peace deal, said on Tuesday that the changes are cosmetic and that the accord, if implemented, represents a risk for Colombia's democracy because it doesn't go far enough in punishing rebels who committed atrocities.