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This is an efficient way to manage explosion in design for each individual item composing a safety critical system but when combination of items need to be addressed, for instance global loading on complex items (e.g. modules, critical pipework or packages), this approach may result in an overly conservative design if the maximum explosion loads on each item are summed simultaneously.

Both mentors and mentees submitted frequent status reports to the facilitator (Table 2) so that any concerns could quickly be addressed; for instance, two mentoring groups requested reorganization early in the semester due to rapport or scheduling difficulties and these requests were accommodated.

Of note, other questions from ARI surveillance may be addressed; for instance, when do the weekly reports of ARI exceed the historical mean?

That gap in information will have to be addressed for instance by briefing the DHOs who would in turn sensitise those who work within the districts.

The issues concerning well-posedness and thermodynamic stability of the anomalous viscoelastic flow models have been addressed, for instance, in [23, 34, 35].

The 'need-based' scope of the problem proposes that the uptake of sustainability policies is a function of the scope of the problem to which such policies are addressed, for instance to lower GHG emissions as an argument to lower energy use, or run local energy saving campaigns to raise employment numbers.

At times, only prospective parents are being addressed (for instance in the above characterization of PCC by the Health Council of The Netherlands).

Nascent bubbles and financial-market distortions can be addressed by, for instance, raising the amount of capital banks must put aside.

Other potential research questions that could be addressed are, for instance, whether homeowners decide to pixelate their house in Street View in anticipation of or in reaction to burglary victimization and how is this related to their perceived fear of crime?

Some of these issues can be addressed through, for instance, the use of fly strains with compromised xenobiotic detoxification machinery to avoid premature clearance of the chemical (Shah et al., 2012); however, it is clear that only a small proportion of anti-cancer compounds with clinical potential will be picked up in such a screening strategy.

The majority of these issues could be addressed relatively simply: for instance, disseminating comprehensive financial information would satisfy client expectations, since both pilot and survey data revealed the majority of respondents expected this to be the practice, and were disappointed that the facilities did not provide information on how they spent the money they collected.