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Table 1 Modelling parameters of the FEM models   Base geometry E (N/mm2) E p (N/mm2) k beams (Nmm) k eq.PETrods (Nmm) Characteristic values – 11,000 3700 – – GS0 Perfect 11,000 0 ∞ – GS1 Imperfect as per phase 2 3700 0 210,000 – GS2 Imperfect as per phase 2 11,000 1200 ∞ 0. The reproducibility of the static tests is linked essentially to non-linearity problems and to their random distribution.

Based on estimates as per Phase One, as many as 133 patients may have been eligible over the recruitment period.

The other half of the stimulus set was then presented with the same instruction as per phase 2A (phase 2B, imagination under L-DOPA or placebo 2).

Phase 2 will continue measurement of outcomes as per Phase 1, with the addition of patient-centered outcomes, such as dietary adherence to sodium restriction (degree of adherence and barriers/enablers), quality of life and taste assessment.

Further from a logistical standpoint, simultaneous editing allowed for team members to productively be able to work on an artifact such as the per phase project report at the same time.

The refined instrument was then tested on an independent sample of older acute medical patients and evaluated, as per phases 2 and 3.

In this paper, we present the method in detail, and demonstrate several new extensions of the method to different physical phenomena, including curvature flow with surface energy densities defined on a per-phase basis, as well as multiphase fluid flow in which density, viscosity and surface tension can be defined on a per-phase basis.

Six-phase synchronous machines have been used in special-purpose applications such naval and aircraft power systems, and are now being considered in renewable energy systems due to their advantages such as lower power per phase, less mechanical stress, and higher reliability compared to three-phase machines.

We first observe that the optimized solution prescribes a more accurate quantization at higher frequencies, since these convey more information on the time delay, as per the CRB (13), while all frequencies contribute in equal manner to the estimate of the phase offset as per (14).

As this could differ per phase, this was discussed for each phase separately (e.g. the item 'quality of the food' during antenatal visits was excluded).

As per the phase fuel consumption, it was computed by multiplying the litres/year, at the beginning of each phase, by the length of that phase (5 years).