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Adaptation to this situation can improve the scenario.

read the feedbacks on the game to improve the knowledge of the specific clinical case (Fig. 3b); start another game session (Fig. 3c); look at the highest score to compare his results with the community scores (Fig. 3d); send tips to the staff of the game to improve the scenario of the game (this is particularly useful when players are specialist physicians) (Fig. 3e).

We can already see the positive impact of their services and are certain that it will improve the scenario of mortality and morbidity for mothers and new born children in Pakistan over the next few years".

The availability of three iron chelators improved the scenario of chelation therapy for transfusion-dependent thalassemia (TDT) patients, allowing tailoring of drugs according to the goals expected for each patient.

Update: Xavage said it's looking at a couple of options to improve the charging scenario.

This would certainly improve the current scenario of both underreporting of Suicide and its associated psychological or economic burden on Suicide attempter and his family.

Although the reforms of 2011 were highly criticised, these offer many prospects to improve the MNCH scenario in Pakistan.

60.5% teachers were not very happy with the present education policies as they thought they should be changed with improved educational standards in favor of teachers as well as students, which could definitely improve the whole scenario.

This paper proposes a new cross decomposition method, where BD and DWD are combined in a unified framework to improve the solution of scenario based two-stage stochastic MILPs.

To further understand whether Kiss genes have been lost in birds and to improve the Kiss evolutionary scenario, we focused on the diversity of newly described Kiss genes among the sauropsids.

The authors strongly believe that there is a need to improve the reporting of scenario projects, along the lines of a GRAMMS-like guideline which is used for mixed methods studies and recommended by the equator-network (www.equator-network.org) [ 104].