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Here are some ways you can use AARs, based on examples from companies that have used them effectively.

Jonathan Powell, former chief of staff to Tony Blair, is writing an update of Machiavelli's "The Prince": "It is based on examples from the Blair, Bush and Clinton administrations rather than 15th Century Florence".

With permission from Professor Marcus Munafò at the University of Bristol, I've created a generic CRF based on examples from his research group, which you can have a look at here.

The discussion is based on examples from the offshore oil and gas industry, but should be relevant for all applications of SIS.

Based on examples from around the world, researchers chart the landscape for whether and how to implement the strategy of managed retreat – relocation or abandonment of development in the face of extreme weather risks.

Reasons for returning unscheduled were categorized into illness-related, patient-related or physician-related (Table 1), based on examples from previous studies [[6],[9],[23]].

Based on examples of the management of innovation from three firms the study shows how management accounting calculations rather than describe the properties of innovation add perspective to them mediating between innovation concerns and firm-wide concerns.

The plot in this figure is based on Example 2 from Section 7.2.

The new unit in government in 1997, now called the Disaster Risk Management Coordination Agency (DMCA), set up to coordinate DRM activities, and the Disaster Preparedness and Response Act of 1999, were based more on examples from around the Caribbean than the UK disaster management system.

Based on such examples from industry and from findings in the literature, we expect that our research can contribute to better design decisions, which ultimately results in production systems that are cost-effective over their whole life time.

This review presents a synthesis of the state of knowledge and consensus trends regarding the various cis-acting and trans-acting components that define spatio-temporal regulation of rice genes based on representative examples from both foundational studies in other model and non-model plants, and more recent studies in rice.