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Instead of using a set of heuristic rules and thresholds, several approaches utilise a classifier – a data-driven set of thresholds automatically trained on the data.

In this paper, a simplified micro-model approach utilising a combination of plasticity-based constitutive models and the extended finite element method (XFEM) is proposed.

The main objective of this work is to develop a novel integrated experimental and computational approach, utilising a microalgal strain grown at bench-scale, with the aim to systematically identify the conditions that optimise growth and lipid production, in order to ultimately develop a cost-effective process to improve the system economic viability and overall sustainability.

The approach utilised a larger proportion of research evidence relevant to the review question.

However, their approach utilised a SVM classifier trained and tested on an individual patient and was not concerned with the generalisation of seizures across a bigger population group.

To do this would require a quantitative approach utilising a questionnaire drawn from the 10 domains that have been identified by the current sample.

Robinson and Smith's approach utilised a similar initial distraction and anterior decompression, however achieved fusion with the insertion of a horseshoe graft harvested from the patient's iliac crest without the need for extensive graft-site modification.

The first approach utilised a social marketing campaign [ 13] via the local media and community-based events to promote awareness of the intervention alongside mass mailings to invite eligible individuals to participate.

We highlight the importance of stringent blinding protocols in order to delineate the true diagnostic accuracy of both imaging tests and discuss the difficulties of diagnostic accuracy studies in the absence of a single standard of reference, describing our approach utilising a consensus panel whilst minimising incorporation bias.

A more targeted approach, utilising a selected population of women at risk of developing mental health problems also has a range of benefits, including that it may be more cost-effective, and will target resources where they are most urgently needed (i.e. women at greatest risk of mental health problems in pregnancy and the postnatal period).

The coupled governing differential equations and the corresponding coupled boundary conditions are explicitly derived employing a classical structural mechanics approach utilising an energy variational statement.