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The results show that the proposed method can maintain the accuracy of the wind power assessment and reduce the computational time.

We hypothesize that the TAS will expedite time from ED arrival to physician assessment and reduce the percentage of patients who left without being seen (LWBS) by a physician.

In summary, teachers in all four contexts felt that greater use of e-assessment would increase the prevalence of cheating, though there was also recognition that technology also provides opportunities to support assessment and reduce cheating.

This study demonstrated the feasibility of using GPS/GIS technologies to improve RF exposure assessment and reduce exposure mis-classification.

This study demonstrated that both spatial and temporal factors contribute to residential RF exposure and that GPS/GIS technologies can improve RF exposure assessment and reduce exposure misclassification.

These include greater experimental control, physiological assessment, and reduced time for longitudinal studies.

In summary, we have developed a predictive toxicological approach for expedited safety assessment and reducing the toxicity of REO nanoparticles.

Clark et al. (2013) summarized research priorities aimed at reaching this goal, which are focused on reducing uncertainty in exposure assessment and reducing measurement error due to unexplained variability.

Second, using an expertise-based RCT has many advantages over traditional orthopaedic hip studies, including eliminating differential performance and differential outcomes assessment, and reducing the number of crossovers and ethical concerns associated with randomisation.

During data collection, all the authors of the studies included were emailed three times over a period of 2 months to require the raw data for further assessment and reducing bias, but few of them responded.

Elements of the SPPB balance tests and the POMA test may be captured by the muscle strength and walk speed evaluations that are included in the Fried frailty assessment, and reduced cognitive function, for which dialysis patients are at increased risk, may be a key factor in the inability to compensate for balance vulnerabilities and subsequently fall.