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For example, the Warlpiri group was able to provide the first insight into the potential clarification of an equivalent method of asking respondents about hopelessness, which provided the subsequent clues to the Arrernte group to complete the translation process.

Quality control of IMRT All IMRT plans will undergo quality assurance evaluation with ion chamber measurements or an equivalent method of dose verification to verify the absolute dose for each IMRT field and film dosimetry to measure the relative dose for each IMRT field, as in standard clinical practice.

An equivalent method of joint building factor (JBF) is presented to compute and clearly reflect the relation between losses and structures.

An equivalent method of analysis was used for overall reoperation rates over time.

For example, the full-time equivalent method of counting individual GPs produces a decrease in numbers of GPs between 2004 and 2008 in the ACT, but the headcount method produces a small increase.

After the appropriate cycle frequencies have been located, the SCF can be computed using the equivalent method of frequency smoothing on the reduced amount of data: (12).

Thus, there are two equivalent methods of calculating the polarization: one implements a direct integration of Eq. (54) with the use of the analytical properties of the primitives of the Airy functions, and the second one relies on the application of the Hellmann-Feynman theorem and the rule for finding a derivative of the implicit functions.

For diffusion equations of indefinite Sturm-Liouville type, we develop two equivalent methods of constructing explicit representations for the solutions.

In this paper the linear statics and free vibration sensitivity analysis problems of the composite sandwich plates are studied based on a layerwise/solid-element method (LW/SE) which was developed in our previous work to eliminate or decrease the error induced by the equivalent methods of the core.

Other investigators have suggested that two equivalent methods of measurement should have limits of agreement for differences of 28% [ 18].

Two equivalent methods of measurement, each having ± 30% limits of precision, would have limits of agreement for their difference of ± 42%.