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But an amended indictment introduced towards the end of the first trial said the Medicus doctors held "repeated consultations and several meetings with senior officials in the government of Kosovo", including Mr Muja and the then Minister of Health, Alush Gashi.

The other priority for this budget is to induce financial saving and investment, and many measures have been introduced towards that, such as special incentives for over 1 billion rupees investment, a boost to infrastructure investment, particularly in the power and road sector, widening the scope for investing in mutual funds and the inflation index bond.

Ofcom does not believe any retuning will be necessary before 2018, and anticipates the next generation of mobile tech will be introduced towards the end of the decade.

Thus, the interference introduced towards the PS largely depends on the power emitted by the relay, and by proper power distribution at relay it can be controlled.

A new concept is introduced towards this direction; search based on ranking of local set of categories that comprise a user search profile.

The Mangekyō Sharingan is a heightened form of Sharingan introduced towards the end of Part I.

At all sites, the re-structuring provoked a convergence of introduced communities towards local resident communities.

As such, assessment of sleep and physical activity was not optimal, which could have introduced bias towards the null hypothesis.

Identifying guidelines largely through electronic sources may have introduced bias towards English language guidelines and guidelines produced by larger, well-established organisations.

Finally, as explained earlier, for the exposure-response analysis of cohort studies, we assumed mean haemoglobin concentrations for studies with missing values, which may have introduced bias towards the null due to random measurement error.

Through inert carrier gas, powder feedstock is introduced and accelerated towards plasma jet which is further directed towards workpiece.