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He said the government would also focus on saving jobs and identifying further risky industrial sites.

WSR has been used to help IS developers and users in viewing ISD as a technical cognitive social whole, shaping ISD as an issue task matrix, guiding ISD as a spiral learning and bubble-management process, enhancing participation by transforming management ISD methodologies, and identifying further research areas.

This work describes the initial steps of a wider research aiming at providing reliable seismic design guidelines for thin-wall buildings; the initial objectives are analyzing the seismic performance of these buildings, proposing preliminary design criteria and identifying further research needs.

Each chapter is self-contained, addressing specific scientific or engineering problems, and identifying further issues.

Section 5 concludes the paper by highlighting its main contributions and identifying further research directions for quality of big data.

"Going forward, counsellors are visiting staff this week and carrying out a psychological health check of each individual and identifying further staff who might need support.

He told the cabinet that British ministers would "seek EU agreement for formal sight of documents for UK MPs and identify further UK-generated material we can publish, as well as how this can be better distributed".

Comparisons between 0 Gy vs 1 Gy (0.010% FDR; Fig. 2C) and 0 Gy vs 2 Gy (0.023% FDR, Fig. 2D) revealed a good separation according to radiation exposure and identified further 12 radiation responsive proteins.

Zooming in on the venerable 'lines of code' metric for code size and growth, we present and discuss summary statistics and identify further research challenges.

After sufficient enrichment of the library, bacterial colonies were randomly picked and identified further by the monoclonal bacterial P/N value assay and Western blotting analysis.

The conference also raises public awareness and understanding of the court's work, provides a venue for discussing important legal and constitutional developments, and identifies further areas for study.