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Researchers may combine young people of different ages into single categories (e.g., '8 13 year olds' vs. '14 years and older') or compare age categories derived from the sample mean or median, rather than applying theoretically driven age-related distinctions (Kendall and Williams 1986; Stallard 2002a).

The proposed reconciliation procedure improves estimation capabilities of both flux-profile and surface BL formulations, and considerably enhances their accuracy of flux estimation when applied theoretically (in the absence of measured profiles) to drying bare soil surfaces.

The methodological approach could be applied theoretically to any generic IHC method.

However, the effects of flexibility and extensibility of the screw are taken into account by applying a theoretically derived correction factor for the embedment and withdrawal stiffness modulus, respectively.

This was achieved by using several sources and types of material, by cross-checking data and by applying a theoretically informed framework.

We also recorded several variables which allow us to apply our theoretically informed corrections.

This limitation makes it difficult to apply the theoretically well-established reliability engineering methodologies to various assessment and optimization problems related to supply chain reliability and risk.

Algorithm that combines the rapid local convergence of Newton Raphson method with globally convergent method for non-linear systems of equations is applied for theoretically obtained differential spectra.

In the present study, the concept of the Output Frequency Response Function (OFRF), recently proposed by the authors, is applied to theoretically investigate the force transmissibility of MDOF structures with a cubic non-linear viscous damping device.

In the present study, the concept of the output frequency response function is applied to theoretically investigate the force transmissibility of multi-degree of freedom (MDOF) structures with a nonlinear anti-symmetric viscous damping.

A so-called Gibbs energy balance approach, in which the dissipation of Gibbs energy due to diffusion inside the interface and interface friction is assumed to be equal to the available chemical driving force, is applied to theoretically explain the stagnant stage.