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Suddendorf and Corballis (1997, 2007) have argued that so-called 'Mental Time Travel' is unique to humans, and indeed plays a major role in explaining what is cognitively unique about humans, including capacities for language and culture.

SP cells exhibit key characteristics of cancer-initiating cells, including capacities for differentiation, repopulation, clonogenicity, and self-renewal.

ALLAIRE: And then included capacity for delivering that to people.

Our proposed framework expands the coverage to include capacity for innovation in the work setting.

Their model focuses around structure, process, and outcomes and has some commonalities with ours, including capacity for research, improved national data, and an improved role of economic evaluation (a key element in addressing the high cost to payers).

For this reason, MalariaGen investigators have instituted a policy that includes capacity building and training for scientists in low-income settings involved in their genomic research [ 24].

This project established an international center of tropical climatology, meteorology, and oceanography, called the Maritime Continent Center of Excellence (MCCOE) under BPPT in November 2013 and included capacity building for radar operations and buoy manufacturing during February 2010 March 2014 (see http://www.jamstec.go.jp/rigc/tcvrp/satreps_id/ in Japanese).

"Horizontal" elements of our HIV project, including capacity building for the clinic staff, better supply chain management, strengthening of lab functions and infrastructure and improvement in patient satisfaction are the potential mechanisms for the positive trend in non-HIV services.

This will include capacity-building for implementation of quality education standards in schools from the perspective of child friendly schools; development of improved methods of assessment for children in primary school; and an action plan for prevention of violence in schools.

We further urge governments and partners to include capacity building for breastfeeding and infant and young child feeding as part of emergency preparedness and planning, and to commit financial and human resources for appropriate and timely protection, promotion and support of optimal infant and young child feeding in this and other emergencies.

These capacities include capability for desire, arousal, and orgasm, which are highly responsive to psychosocial forces.