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As ground-based data are essential for most land use intensity metrics, implementing new sampling schemes and standardizing existing national schemes are crucial.

This paper aims to discuss a comprehensive proposal to create a dataset composed of modified videos for forensic investigation, in order to standardize existing techniques for detecting video tampering.

A potential challenge in the field exists due largely to the limitations of standardizing the existing technologies for the isolation, characterization, and engineering of exosomes for their prospective therapeutic use.

Tim Frank, an N.B.A. spokesman, said the league began the protocols "to protect player health and safety by standardizing teams' existing policies for concussion management and ensuring that N.B.A. teams have access to the best and most current science on concussions".

This underlines the need for devising a mechanism of standardizing the existing DOTS programme and nutritional support for underweight patients for better clinical and treatment outcome.

In this case, no additional control channel needs to be standardized and existing UEs could be updated in software.

Moreover, performances analysis shows that the designed cipher permit to achieve a high encryption/decryption speed, and compete many of the existing standardized ciphers.

Data from the test experiment was placed on the existing standardized, anatomically registered spherical meshes for each subject (3dVol2Surf in SUMA).

The existing standardized criteria from UICC and WHO for response assessment of bone metastases are based exclusively on conventional radiology and skeletal scintigraphy.

To address these gaps, we sought to determine the age standardized prevalence and existing treatment practices of hypertension in 46 Zambian rural primary health care centers participating in the Better Health Outcomes through Mentoring and Assessment (BHOMA) intervention [ 17].

Qualitative research methods, such as those employed in this evaluation, are appropriate for studies seeking deep understanding of complex issues that cannot be measured by existing standardized metrics [ 21].