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In B. napus ever since the first report of embryogenesis induction in anther culture using a heat shock treatment [ 3], the use of a high temperature treatment i.e. 32°C for 3-21d, is accepted as the norm for developing microspore derived embryos both in cultured anthers and microspores (Charne and Beversdorf 1988, ([ 4- 8]).

Since the issues of institutions and transfer of norms are more sensitive for developing than for developed countries, in this section we examine the relevance of our findings to developing countries.

Without membership to a common community or social group, landowners lack the structural and cultural basis for developing norms of reciprocity.

In our context, the role of the subjective norm component of the theory for developing behavioral intention toward cardiovascular health is particularly important.

The issues of institutions and transfer of norms being potentially more sensitive for developing countries, we rerun our estimation on a sample with only developing countries as senders.

The World Health Organisation's suggested tool for developing staffing norms, Workload Indicators for Staffing Needs (WISN), can be useful [ 22].

In this paper we formulate a strategy for developing mathematically consistent norms that do not support spurious growth of disturbance energy in the absence of 'physical' sources of energy.

Engaging the local community as much as possible was crucial for developing new social norms for a heart-healthy environment, to grow the local will for hypertension or other CVD risk factor prevention and then to assure the long-term sustainability of the programme.

Finally, since for developing countries the issues of institutions and transfer of norms are more sensitive than for developed countries, we re-run our regressions on developing countries only.

It must be emphasized that the norm was developed for the able-bodied population, and its application to wheelchair propulsion is still debated.

It would appear that a new norm developed for a 24 to 48 hour postpartum LOS for uncomplicated vaginal deliveries.