The program was reviewed by two yoga researchers and a yoga master.
The lists were reviewed in detail and any word that appeared to be incorrectly removed by the program was reviewed by using a simple word search function to identify where it appeared in the text.
Annual progress reports from all teams funded by the program were reviewed and analyzed by one author (ID) as part of ongoing progress monitoring with the aim of identifying implementation issues and challenges.
At each stage of its development, the contents of the program were reviewed by a scientific content review committee consisting of a metabolic physician, a biochemist with special expertise in inborn errors of metabolism, a molecular geneticist, and a genetic counselor.
A total of 328 patient cards/records of children treated in the programs were reviewed; out of which 306 (157 CTC and 149 TFC) were traced back to their households to interview their caretakers.
A total of 328 patient cards/records of children cured in the programs were reviewed; out of which 306 (157 CTC and 149 TFC) were traced back to their households to interview their caretakers.
The major equipment found in large-scale alkaline electrolyzers – like those electrolyzers used in the DOE's Hydrogen Analysis (H2A) program – is reviewed and the associated cost scaling exponents are discussed.
The US Navy Smart Ship Program is reviewed as an example of a program seeking to leverage commercial technologies (hardware and software) and apply them to US Navy ships.
However, the fund has been on hiatus since November, while priorities for the aid program are reviewed.
