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Policy makers should jointly aim at optimal use of biomass resources for multiple goals to increase the overall benefit.

To maximize the contribution to both policy goals, policy makers should jointly aim at optimal use of biomass for multiple goals.

This study provides additional evidence to better understand how transit accessibility and urban design jointly aim to encourage transit use and reduce driving in rail stations areas across the U.S. and thus cope with ever-growing traffic congestion in urban areas.

The use of QIBs in patient care and novel therapies is feasible, but only when all involved in the clinical study jointly aim at achieving high quality.

Governments have described how secondary care will be brought together with primary care organisations to coordinate and integrate primary health care services, jointly aiming to better coordinate services within sectors, but, the processes to integrate primary with secondary care have not been articulated [ 14].

In this paper we propose a new large margin nearest local mean (LMNLM) scheme to consider them jointly, which aims at improving the separability between local parts of different classes.

Mr. Obama will prod them to work jointly on issues aimed at tightening security along a porous border used by militants between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Mr. Cameron and the top Fox film executives, Jim Gianopulos and Tom Rothman, jointly said they aimed to begin production next year on the first sequel.

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the European Respiratory Society ERSS) jointly developed European Union Standards for Tuberculosis Care ESTCC) aimed at providing European Union (EU -tailored standards for thEU -tailored treatment and prevention of tuberculostandards

Recent works [3, 9 14] considered consumers' discomfort costs and aimed to jointly minimize the consumers' billing and discomfort costs, by assuming some utility functions.

This paper proposes a job allocation methodology aimed at jointly reducing the communication cost and the cooling energy of HPC data centers.