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Higher transcendental functions and their applications: Discovery, introduction, and systematic (and unified) investigation of a set of 205 triple Gaussian hypergeometric series, especially the triple hypergeometric functions H A, H B, and H C, added to the 14-member set conjectured and defined in 1893 by Giuseppe Lauricella (1867-1913).

(iv) Higher transcendental functions and their applications: Discovery, introduction, and systematic (and unified) investigation of a set of 205 triple Gaussian hypergeometric series, especially the triple hypergeometric functions H A, H B, and H C, added to the 14-member set conjectured and defined in 1893 by Giuseppe Lauricella (1867-1913).

(v) q-Series and q-polynomials: Basic theory of general q-polynomial expansions for functions of several complex variables, extensions of several celebrated q-identities of Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887-1920), and systematic introduction and investigation of multivariable basic (or q-) hypergeometric series.

The objectives of this paper are to provide an introduction to meta-analysis and systematic review and to discuss the rationale for this type of research and other general considerations.

More recently, the so called Riga conclusions proposed a concrete set of actions and called for the introduction of systematic approaches and opportunities for the professional development of VET teachers and trainers, both in school and work based settings (Ministers in charge of vocational education and training of EU Member States, Candidate Countries, European Economic Area Countries 2015).

There is potential for the introduction of systematic implementation and monitoring of NICE recommendations in Wales.

Thus, the development and the introduction of systematic interventions for all patients that can be integrated in routine healthcare would be a significant advance.

Aside from the qualitative studies and a number of the surveys, many of the studies were self-report questionnaires, which are open to biases in the form of response bias, demand characteristics and to the introduction of systematic errors.

There are many stages of sample-processing prior to conducting any gene-expression experiment and each is vulnerable to the introduction of systematic processing errors [ 12].

Falling mortality rates, which were first detected after introduction of systematic treatment, are now evident from overall community deaths and census data, and were echoed in remote Australian aboriginal people more generally (report in preparation).

The prevalence of measles antibodies in HCW was 98%95%5% CI 96.6-98.9), and was lower in HCW born in 1981 or later, after the introduction of systematic paediatric vaccination (94.4%; 95% CI 86.4-98.5) and higher in HCW born between 1965 and 1980 (99.0%; 95% CI 97.0-99.8).