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The results show that the adopted methodologies of studies confirmed the capabilities of the codes to simulate specific situations in steady state or transient operating conditions.

The adopted methodology of this work has been used in several cases to investigate issues of transport, with different variations, both in time and at a spatial level of analysis.

Many advanced nuclear reactors adopt methodologies of passive safety systems based on natural forces such as gravity.

Challenges of managing water resources are more severe and widespread in developing countries rather than advanced ones, and the vast majority of projects adopting methodologies of advanced approaches for groundwater management and vulnerability assessment have been carried out in first world countries (Mende et al. 2007).

These authorities have developed and adopted methodologies for the assessment of the totality of the available data and for a suitable framework for weighing the evidence to reflect state-of-the-art nutrition science, to promote future research and to determine the extent to which a causal relationship can be demonstrated.

Furthermore, the adopted methodology for the transmission of control information sent to the allocated users informing about the opportunistic resources will conclude this section.

Lamerton himself chaired a group of British physicists who established the internationally adopted methodology for deep radiation treatment of tumours with minimal damage to healthy tissue, while the then professor, WV Mayneord, directed pioneering work on radioisotope scanning.

The results underline the effectiveness of the adopted methodologies and survey techniques in the characterisation of the main mine's geomorphic features.

The adopted methodologies varied greatly and the choice of statistical techniques was not always explained.

The adopted methodology comprises of three parts: (i) soil modeling and estimation of depth to Engineering Bed Layer (EBL) (a prominent subsurface soil layer with shear wave velocity of 450 m/s to 760 m/s with SPT N value of more than 80) (ii) Estimation of the ground motion at EBL (iii) estimation of ground motion at the surface by 1D ground response analysis using SHAKE program.

The adopted methodology and details of the mathematical model are given in Sects. 2 and 3 respectively.