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Following the phenomenology-based research design of the "Innsbruck Vignette Research" the paper is based on data drawn from field-work at middle schools across the South Tyrol of Italy.

In this paper (Part 2), the system performance is evaluated based on data drawn from the literature and simulations with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and energy models.

The analysis is based on data drawn from the EIT ICT Labs network of large industry corporations, small-and-medium sized companies, and academic and research institutes.

A hospital spokeswoman later said in response to a reporter's question that Ms. Silver's comments were based on data drawn from a national registry of heart patients who received an implanted defibrillator.

Based on data drawn from in-depth interviews and field surveys in 26 southeast Michigan exurban households, we conclude that an approximately 1-acre (0.45 ha) size may be a critical threshold for certain behaviors, such as leaving a portion of an exurban parcel in forest or old field or retaining leaf litter on the property.

Empirical investigation of the two models is based on data drawn from the 231 questionnaires.

This economic evaluation of options for managing type 2 diabetes in obese patients was based directly on data drawn from an RCT.

But while the tone of the study, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, was reassuring, the authors noted that the analysis was based on imperfect data drawn from reports made to a voluntary government surveillance database.

A third novel aspect of the findings is the discovery of significant cross-participant commonality in neural representations of word meaning, such that the activation patterns of an individual participant can be identified based on training data drawn exclusively from other people.

The new strategy included intensive glycemic control (IGC) and optimal foot care based on outcome data drawn from key UK and Swedish studies, as well as others.

The strengths of this study are that the analysis is based on case data drawn from the NRCT which has, over the period studied here, consistently high levels of case ascertainment (Kroll et al, 2011a).