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The knowledge for the decision support was derived from the WHO guidelines "Pregnancy, Childbirth, Postpartum and Newborn Care; A Guide for Essential Practice" [ 20].

Support is derived from The Ken Miyata Fund for Field Research, which was established by a generous gift from Barbara Wu PhD 1981 and Eric Larson AB 1977, who were close friends of Ken.

While the Bush Administration may dispute these claims, these commitments of support are derived from verbatim public statements made by Christian Zionist leaders who have met with President Bush, such as Jerry Falwell.

Rather than "buy the dippers" stepping up to the plate to support the market, support is derived from the fact that everyone and their great-grandmother who matters these days has shorts or puts in place, and when the market plunges: 1.

For each node, the local support is derived from the per-site likelihoods for the current topology and the two alternate (NNI) topologies.

Estimates of branch support were derived from additional heuristic searches in PAUP* that incorporated "anti-constraints," and also by searches in TNT that retained sub-optimal trees and determined at what length each recovered clade was lost in a strict consensus.

Further support is derived from a review of recent biochemical data, to be discussed below.

Many nutritional guidelines for macronutrient intake during nutritional support are derived from requirements for healthy individuals.

As an example two capture probes of the EAEC pathogroup indicating strong group-specific support are derived from the aat gene locus.

Information on base-line self-perceived health status, prior health care use, and instrumental support were derived from the Pra questionnaire [ 10].

Items on peer support were derived from the validated scales developed by Ommundsen and colleagues [ 35], and items on parental support mainly came from a German study on leisure time of adolescents [ 39].