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This paper is organized as follows: Section 2 presents the key observations from [5] used in [12] as a starting point to develop the current theoretical lower bounds.

The starting point to develop the model is the causes for accidents included in the MARS database of the European Commission.

The robust solution presented by the authors in (L. Marconi, 2003) is used as a starting point to develop the internal voltage stabilization controller.

This analysis focusses on chlamydia because it has the highest prevalence among young Aboriginal people and because we wanted to use chlamydia as a starting point to develop the STI testing and management strategies and then slowly add other testing strategies that would address the other infections.

Thus, our starting point to developing the model was to divide the students into small groups.

This efficient functional fabric may be a helpful starting point to develop technical textiles, or the component of a humidity sensor, useful as dual-functional sensing material for detection of environmental humidity/temperature variations.

Secondly, this BC1 population can be used as the starting point to develop a set of introgression lines of S. melongena, with S. incanum as the donor parent.

The theoretical framework of the well-known Carrera Unified Formulation (CUF) represents the starting point to develop easily different higher-order models.

Such understanding is the starting point to develop more rational dosages that allow for a more efficient use of resources (i.e. energy and raw materials).

In this work, we employ one-dimensional elliptic type models as the starting point to develop and numerically test high-order accurate Difference Potentials Method (DPM) for variable coefficient elliptic problems in heterogeneous media.

This paper presents an experience conducted in the framework of a disaster preparedness programme in Bangladesh, where the understanding of existing building culture and resources represents the starting point to develop vulnerability reduction strategies strongly rooted into local conditions and practices.