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AARP is also doing interesting stuff, they're testing some wearables in the market for the 55+ age group, and testing the impact that just being aware of your activity will have on changing behavior in this group that is less tech-savvy than the 20 somethings that traditionally buy these wearables.

This technique could also lend itself to study causes of error as well as facilitate tracking of error rates over time and testing the impact of interventions.

We contribute to the existing literature by focusing on and testing the impact of housing market-related determinants (affordability, access to mortgages) in a more formal way with a better research design.

Even though these theories are complex, and can be difficult to study, we suggest that several fields in plant biology would benefit from incorporating and testing the impact of selection pressures generated by sexual selection and sexual conflict.

Thus, as opposed to generating biased ligands and testing the impact of these ligands on physiological responses, as has been done for the angiotensin II type 1 receptor for example [ 46 50], this approach generates a biased receptor.

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Those that are currently used are subjective and test the impact of oral health on quality of life.

Taking them as the beef market most relevant variables, their interactions allow modelling the market behavior in a reasonable manner and test the impact of sectorial economic policies.

Several case studies have been carried out in order to evaluate the behavior of the transformer under different operating conditions and test the impact on the power quality.

We aggregate forest disturbance to administrative districts – equivalent to counties in the United States – and test the impact of several biophysical and economic factors on timber harvesting.

We combined data on 12 bat species collected through a large citizen science project in Norfolk, UK, with spatially explicit housing plans for the next decade and tested the impact of mitigation planning scenarios operating at different spatial scales.