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In Antigua and Barbuda, experienced physicians mentor newly trained physicians practicing in the same public sector facility throughout their first year of service in order to provide close technical supportive supervision and address any gaps in training.

Wright belonged to the Ninth Air Force, which, following the ground invasion of France in June 1944, moved its bases from Britain to mainland Europe in order to provide closer support to the advancing troops.

It was ordered to provide close air support, long-range scouting and long-range bombing.

In vitro dissolution tests revealed that the fibers were able to provide close to zero-order release over 36 h, with no initial burst release and minimal tailing-off.

The Royal Air Force (RAF) and its Second Tactical Air Force under the command of Air Marshal Arthur Coningham moved No. 2 Group RAF, No. 83 Group RAF, No. 84 Group RAF and No. 85 Group RAF to continental Europe in order to provide constant close air support.

In order to provide a closer connection to nature while increasing the tower's density, this project internalizes pockets of space within the exterior form of the existing tower.

We here discuss the estimate of D S as a quantitative index of the 2-D spatial complexity of the vascular tree, in order to provide a closer-to-reality measure of this complex anatomical entity (Figs. 3 and 4).

Only the lowest concentrations are shown in Fig.  6 in order to provide more detailed information close to the blank.

In order to provide an experimental setting close to surgical practice, the locking procedures were performed in a standard operating room with optimal lighting and generalized conditions.

In order to provide expert paediatric care as close to home as possible, we describe our plan to task share within a managed clinical network and our hypothesis that this will improve paediatric care and child health.

UNICEF continues partnership with Japanese Government NEW YORK, 2 March 2005 - UNICEF and the Government of Japan are developing a closer partnership in order to provide better humanitarian and development assistance, according to UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Toshiyuki Niwa.