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Therefore, prior to clinical implementation, an extensive dosimetric study was performed to evaluate and optimize BIM for penumbra enhancement and superior inferior field length reduction in lung cancer treatments.

In line with the major objective of equipping young interdisciplinary researchers with the skills to address the challenges of complex contamination and its effects on aquatic ecosystems and to support WFD implementation, an extensive training program was set up and was enthusiastically followed by the PhD fellows.

This paper describes the P2P-MapReduce system providing a detailed description of its basic mechanisms, a prototype implementation, and an extensive performance evaluation in different network scenarios.

The implementation of an extensive theoretical explanatory model is an essential desideratum for future research in this field.

Since 2007, the implementation of an extensive early childhood reform agenda (COAG 2009a) has been underway in Australia.

Before the implementation of an extensive monitoring system, it should be considered whether it is worth the effort.

Results indicate that priorities in national breast cancer control should be the implementation of an extensive programme including active mammography screening and treatment of all stages.

"We have significant experience in this field following the implementation of an extensive psychosocial recovery programme in the aftermath of the Beslan school siege," said the head of the UNICEF North Caucasus office, Rashed Mustafa.

In this study, the implementation of an extensive educational intervention detailing the '4 moments of HH' and introducing the concept of 'baby space' was associated with an initial reduction in HH compliance rates and an increase in HAI rates.

There is support for the implementation of an extensive pre-marital and pre-implantation screening program, in addition to establishing a national database for congenital anomalies, and by offering genetic counselling when birth defects occur [ 39, 40].

In the United States, the efforts to systematically examine problems were significantly enhanced by the U.S. EPA's shift toward examining cumulative exposures for multiple pollutants and aggregate exposures from multiple media for a single pollutant, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's implementation of an extensive personal exposure biomonitoring program.