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Thus, Beirut Air Pollution and Health Effects (BAPHE) was designed to develop a methodology adapted to the context of the city of Beirut in order to quantify the short-term health effects of air pollution.

Better sensitivity was probably the result of a methodology adapted to clinical radiological practice (three diagnostic possibilities in our study and only one MRI diagnosis in Moulton's study), progress in radiological science with inclusion of newly described parameters, description of larger series of tumors with specific imaging characteristics and the diagnostic skill of radiologists.

In this paper, we proposed a comprehensive SA methodology adapted to complex mechanistic models characterized by several interacting processes with modules describing each of them.

RC-MRCBFs were assumed to be located in soft soil conditions in Mexico City and were designed using a capacity design methodology adapted to the general requirements of the seismic, reinforced concrete and steel guidelines of Mexico's Federal District Code (MFDC-04).

To better define the characteristics of each candidate CTC cluster, we used a nonparametric differential gene expression analysis including a rank product (RP) methodology adapted to variations in absolute transcript levels and differences in transcriptome representation from cell to cell (Breitling et al., 2004).

Buildings are regular and were designed using a proposed capacity design methodology adapted to the seismic, reinforced concrete and steel guidelines of current Mexico's Federal District Code (MFDC-04) and the Manual of Civil Structures MOC-20088).

This provides a simple and novel methodology adapted to Mediterranean agroecosystems, which besides using information on soil redistribution rates provided by 210Pbex measurements, also takes into account variations in land use and the presence of linear landscape elements, which modify runoff and soil redistribution processes and sediment connectivity along the toposequences.

Future development of the research will be aimed to generalize the methodology adapted to interharmonic components at frequencies higher than 100 Hz which is proven to affect modern lighting systems different from incandescent bulbs.

There is a challenge to develop methodologies adapted to the complexity of nutritional research and the interactions between diet, lifestyle and multiple other factors.

Thus there is a need to develop quantitative methodologies adapted to the regional context that are capable to assess water resources at watershed scale and the impact of management measures.

One of the challenges for the field of nutrition economics will be to develop methodologies adapted to the complexity of nutritional research and the interactions between diet, lifestyle and multiple other factors.