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We explored the use of the sentinel lymph node (SLN) technique by surgical unit annual case load, to measure the introduction of this procedure.

All those working on the site, as well as construction staff building bridges, roads and utility networks around the perimeter, will be subject to the new security measures, the introduction of which has been questioned by civil rights groups.

But Chinese and Western economists say the index seriously underestimates inflation because of shortcomings in how it measures the introduction of new garments and other goods and because it entirely excludes the cost of owner-occupied housing.

The new findings come as the UK's latest tobacco control measures – the introduction of plain packaging, scheduled for roll-out by 2017 – face a High Court challenge from the world's tobacco giants.

While strict austerity measures, the introduction of a new currency and tax reform succeeded in curbing inflation and restoring foreign confidence, these policies also widened the already huge wealth gap and generated great social unrest.

One such measure is the introduction of plain cigarette packaging – a policy that David Cameron's successful spinmeister and tobacco lobbyist, Lynton Crosby, thankfully failed to block.

A preventative measure was the introduction of a tractor cab suspended by an air spring instead of a steel spring.

Stakeholder groups of healthcare professionals and researchers with expertise in clinical practice, quality or both were established to inform revisions to DUQuA measures and the introduction of new measures.

Other new measures include the introduction of a marine bill in the next parliament to protect sea life and simplify regulation; an "Environment Direct" internet-based information service and a scheme to offset carbon emissions from all official travel.

The degree to which the pressure profile in the nanotube resembles a linear profile or a quadratic profile is measured by the introduction of a new non-dimensional parameter ε which measures the relative magnitude of C 1 and C 2; namely we define ε by the relationship (33).

One of the larger measures was the introduction of tax credits by Labour after its election in 1997, intended to lift the low-paid out of poverty.