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During the program, ICPAC also received support organizing capacity-building sessions to train staff of the NHMSs; this platform possesses equipment to model regional and national seasonal forecasts.

The 'ethernet_wkstn_adv' from the OPNET object palette is selected to model PMU, as it provides a communication structure with media access control (MAC) layer, IP layer, UDP layer, while 'ethernet_server_adv' node is selected to model regional and central PDCs.

In this model regional and cohort effects are reduced only slightly in magnitude from Model 1. Thus women in the Center and South make the transition from marriage to first birth at higher rates, while women in recent cohorts make the transition more slowly, even after adjusting for other characteristics.

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The new data allow a better insight into the regional climate and landscapes, and the reliable age model provides regional and inter-regional correlations of global change events.

A simple Cox regression model with regional and cohort covariates alone confirms these graphical differences.

The proposed methodology presents a milestone in modelling regional environmental issues and offers an insightful and promising way to predict monthly basin-wide groundwater levels, which is beneficial to authorities for sustainable water resources management.

However, precipitation provided in the climate models is regional and within each projections highly variable.

This paper does not aim at discussing the role of high-resolution lithospheric field models for regional and global geological investigations, but it highlights their relevance for reliably monitoring ionospheric currents at satellite altitudes.

It is important to emphasize that many models have regional and even global temperature biases with respect to observations.

The models include regional and neighbourhood proxies of deprivation (i.e. regional unemployment quota, average purchasing power of the street section) as well as specific neighbourhood exposures (i.e. perceived air pollution).