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With a better understanding of current park-visiting habits, various constraints faced by the residents related to public security and safety, the Kuala Lumpur City Hall have been suggested to develop more comprehensive strategy in order to provide engagement and urban parks stimulation for its residents.

heilmannii" gastritis have been suggested to develop gastric MALT lymphoma more frequently than those suffering from a H. pylori gastritis [39].

Acknowledging this nature of architects suggests ways to develop more effective support for architectural knowledge sharing.

This review discusses the current data on the frequency and rate of progression of DCIS, the value and limitations of clinicopathological and biological variables in predicting disease behaviour and suggests strategies to develop more robust means of predicting progression of DCIS.

In addition, potential avenues for future research will be suggested in order to develop more comprehensive theoretical models and interventions for pediatric depression.

However, different folate derivatives support distinct biochemical functions, suggesting a need to develop more precise methods.

The growing industrialization of the food sector and the consequent increase in the adoption of vertical forms of coordination and consolidation suggest a need to develop more specific analyses of the relational dynamics in the agri-food chain.

This finding suggests the need to develop more effective linkages with other services and collaborative strategies to remove access barriers.

Yun et al. [ 55] and Edwards et al. [ 22] therefore suggest the necessity to develop more positive attitudes among HP regarding the use of morphine.

Results from the first NFP trial conducted in Elmira, New York showed that, in nurse-visited households where the mother reported moderate to severe levels of IPV, the beneficial program effect on child maltreatment was not found, [ 24] suggesting the need to develop more effective ways of helping women address IPV within the context of the NFP.

Therefore, it has been suggested, as an alternative, to develop more robust and tolerant stains to toxic hydrolysate-related compounds so that it would be possible to simultaneously ferment the sugars within the hydrolysates in the presence of inhibitory compounds.