The self-reported increases in WHP availability appeared to reflect increases in departmental data obtained from the employers' audit processes (Additional file 1: Figure S1) but further investigation is needed to assess self-reported versus actual overlap.
The nodes use the self responsibility, r i, i), and self availability a i, i), to reflect the accumulated evidence that node i is an exemplar.
Resource availabilities are updated to reflect this resource allocation.
The census data variables included in the construction of social vulnerability indicators are presented in Table 1, and were selected due to availability and their capability to reflect social vulnerabilities over multiple dimensions, such as social structure, education, housing, and social dependence.
Given availability, samples were chosen to reflect an early, midpoint, and late assessment during a participant's follow-up.
In the current study, we developed three models of maternal prenatal stress; specifically, material deprivation intended to reflect availability of financial resources, mundane stressors to reflect daily psychosocial stress, and war stress to measure the influence of war-related events (see Table S1 for a list of questions associated with each maternal stressor).
In MARKAL, the upper bounds of available energy crops were capped to reflect the limited availability of land for biomass in the UK.
The rest of the dishes change regularly to reflect market availability.
The contemporary lunch and dinner menus change weekly to reflect the availability of local produce, including succulent lamb reared in the village, Old Spot pork from the Piddle Valley, fish from the Dorset coast and organic vegetables.
We introduce a Rainfall, Snow and Glacier melt (RSG) standardized anomaly (SA) index to reflect water availability in cold river basins by taking into account snow and glacier melt that influence seasonal water availability.
