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In this article, we present a mobile application that employs gamification as a means to engage users to collect pragmatic data about walkable routes, which are then processed with the goal of creating a new kind of pedestrian-friendly cartography.

Seven samples derived from human skin tumors were processed with the goal of obtaining single cell suspensions.

Process analytical technology (PAT) is defined as "a system for designing and controlling manufacturing through timely measurements (i.e. during processing) of critical quality and performance attributes for raw and in-process materials and also processes with the goal of ensuring final product quality"(13).

underpinned the curriculum development and implementation process with the goal of reducing the theory practice gap.

Uses an engineering approach to analyze industrial-scale processes, with the goal of identifying and understanding physical limitations on scale and speed.

This paper aimed to report the details of a 3-stage histopathology review and adjudication process with the goal of achieving a consensus histopathologic diagnosis of each biopsy.

Every year General Sir John Monash scholars are selected from all fields of endeavour in a highly competitive process, with the goal of identifying and funding individuals who will lead Australia in the future.

Mr. Reznik described the charges against Mr. Gusinsky as absurd, intended to ensnare him in a lengthy and pointless legal process with the goal of "breaking him psychologically and liquidating his business".

Maruti, which is still majority owned by Suzuki, has plans to increase its already highly automated process, with the goal of cutting its production time in half and trimming costs.

Any rule changes underway, he added in an email, received "robust public comment" and have been developed "consistent with administrative law and the rulemaking process" with the goal of improving the environment.

Government mandates such as the INSPIRE European Directive recommend standards for sharing resources (e.g., data and processes) with the goal of improving environmental (and related) decision making.