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For the purposes of APEC RHSC activities and this Framework, the concept of "harmonization" represents the development and adoption of the same standards or requirements.

This study represents the development and initial validation of a simple, reliable, self-scored COPD screening questionnaire.

This study represents the development and implementation phase of an ongoing multicenter study to collect prospective and follow-up clinical data from patients undergoing evaluation for pulmonary embolism in the emergency department.

This is a preliminary approach, which does not represent the development and publication of new reference curves for Salentinian population but rather represents the introduction of a new method to construct the fetal growth curves which has to take into consideration several information about ethnicity, foods, lifestyle, drugs assumption, and other internal or external factors influencing growth.

This paper represents the development of an innovative and comprehensive model designed to measure public relations excellence within an organizational context.

The alignment parameter represents the development of a linear fabric and thus increases with bottom current strength.

The presence of an active moderator, representing the development team and interacting with the user participants, increased the usefulness of the design feedback.

Our aim was to find out a possible biomarker which might represent the development of KD and the following coronary artery lesions.

Located at second floor level was a controversial series of 7 feet tall sculptures representing the development of science and the ages of man by Jacob Epstein.

The carbonates were deposited as a set of dolomite, banded limestone, and evaporated and represented the development of the regression cycles (Hu et al. 2014) (Fig. 2b).

The type of diagnosis is also recorded, which identifies the most responsible diagnosis for admission, comorbid diagnoses that are not directly related to admission, and diagnoses that developed after admission and which represent the development of complications during the hospitalization.