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Palwasha Khan, a member of the committee, said Mr. Karzai had told the lawmakers that "he wanted to evolve a strategy to deal with the militants".

After a series of high-profile Mafia assassinations of major political and institutional figures, above all prefect-general Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa (and his wife) in Palermo in 1982, local elites began to evolve a strategy for combating the Mafia.

The smart virus takes advantage of this characteristic to evolve an efficient strategy of hijacking central proteins and interfering with the regulated network, aiming to complete its own life cycle [ 3, 4].

In order to fully realise the impact potential of these activities UNICEF began to evolve a new programme strategy and develop a multi-country programme for the Pacific.

On the practical level, when applying this historical knowledge to evolve a TP-DI strategy for a mAb in development, it is clear that an individualized and iterative approach is warranted.

Overall, this study reinforces the hypothesis that spiders use a combinatorial peptide library strategy to evolve a complex cocktail of peptide toxins that target neuronal receptors and ion channels in prey and predators.

International organizations such as the United Nations Development Programme UNDPP) and the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (UNCHS) have subsequently initiated strategies to evolve a participatory approach to the development and management of the urban environment.

This conceptual perspective appears to have provided the framework within which the CPMT was able to evolve a fairly coherent, multi-level CB strategy, even in the absence of an explicit definition or conceptual model for CB.

This class of ACDs uses two neural networks to evolve an optimal control strategy over time.

We hypothesized that inhibiting a host molecular chaperone required for folding of a viral protein would force the virus to evolve an alternate folding strategy.

While C. albicans follows an aggressive strategy to subvert the host response and to obtain nutrients for its survival, C. glabrata seems to have evolved a strategy which is based on stealth, evasion and persistence, without causing severe damage in murine models.