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The computational numerical solution was carried out for the full rotor model, using a Navier Stokes solver, employing the k ε model appropriately modified for the atmospheric flows.

These models are derived by means of the volume-averaging method, appropriately modified for the dispersed systems, and provide a theoretical basis for modelling heterogeneous systems across scales.

We further improve the accuracy of the interface toe location predicted with depth-integrated DF interface solutions by ∼20% (relative to the 50%-salinity contour of variable-density solutions) by combining the outflow-gap adjusted aquifer depth at the sea with a transverse-dispersion adjusted density ratio (Pool and Carrera, 2011), appropriately modified for unconfined flow.

We also recorded the level of dependence using the Leeds Dependence Questionnaire (LDQ) appropriately modified for headache and consumption of analgesics [28].

The search strategy used the following general terms, expanded and appropriately modified for each database: 'positron emission tomography' or 'positron emission computed tomography' or 'PET', and 'sensitivity' and 'specificity'specificity

Besides, sensory stimuli originating externally by PUFAs are transduced by the brain so that the activities of specific neurohormones and neurotransmitters are appropriately modified for the secretion GnRH which in turn stimulates the pituitary gland for releasing gonadotropin (GtH I, GtH II).

The final outcome of skin healing has been suggested to be improved only when the micro-environment is appropriately modified to be favourable for new vessel formation [ 9, 20– 20].

Recently, an appropriately modified analog has been developed for O-GlcNAc enrichment [ 95].

Analyses of secondary outcomes will follow the approach for the primary outcome, appropriately modified where necessary to accommodate continuous or survival measures.

In the absence of data from antigen-free mice, this interpretation would best be appropriately modified as showing an absence of a role for microbiota rather than a definitive role for 'endogenous' antigens alone.

The results from a preliminary Rasch analysis of 70 patients were then interpreted for clinical sensibility and the scale appropriately modified.