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"We really appreciate UNICEF's support in improving the hospital infrastructure," Mr Lor Nyak told UNICEF's visiting Director of Emergency Operations, Louis-George Arsenault. Louis-George Arsenault

Purpose / Objective The aim of the evaluation is to determine the effectiveness of this model of support in improving the quality of education and establish what is realistic in the future, in terms of the resources available within each governorate.

It was also shown that increasing the bottom mid-span CFRP reinforcement of continuous slabs is more effective than the top over middle support CFRP reinforcement in improving the load capacity and reducing mid-span deflections.

A joint statement said the UK would provide more equipment to tackle improvised explosive devices and "support Pakistan in improving the security of its infrastructure, including sharing the UK's expertise in safeguarding sporting events".

Norwegian rap duo puts smiles on the faces of former street children in Rwanda July 2010 - A famous Norwegian rap band, 'Karpe Diem', has been in the country to support UNICEF in improving the lives of young children.

In the present study, the performance of a newly designed heel cup with an arch support insole in improving the standing balance control of the elderly (those older than 65 years) was investigated.

Monique – the more outgoing of the 17 year-old twins – welcomes the visitors, her sister Denise – quiet and shy – attends to some chores behind the house... Norwegian rap duo puts smiles on the faces of former street children in Rwanda July 2010 - A famous Norwegian rap band, 'Karpe Diem', has been in the country to support UNICEF in improving the lives of young children.

As the quercetin exhibits several supporting mechanisms in improving the efficacy of antineoplastic drugs, there can also be a need to sequence the administration of both agents or combination regimen may be delivered simultaneously.

That is reflected in the the health and social care bill, which will make it a legal duty for GP consortiums to support the NHS Commissioning Board in improving the quality of patient care.

Although the main justification for shared decision-making is ethical, several randomized controlled trials support its effectiveness in improving the quality of decisions, but robust evidence in objective health outcomes is needed.

This project tests the utility of a novel decision support tool (CARAT) in improving the use of preventative therapy to reduce the significant burden of stroke.