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Optimization techniques could be applied to tailor the forcing terms in such equations, within certain constraints, but of course this option is only available if the intrinsic neuronal dynamics is oscillatory and the inputs are weak.

The new method can be applied to tailor solid solution hardening, highly dependent on the distribution of interatomic distances, and guide the design of new high entropy alloys with enhanced properties.

Based on the baseline measurements and questionnaires a quick scan will be applied to tailor the intervention to the participants.

Bui et al. [ 21, 22] introduced the TimeLine system with the goal to provide a generalized methodology that could be applied to tailor UIs for different medical problems.

Wet-etching method was applied to tailor the light-absorbing Si substrate to periodic patterns.

Next, IM was applied to tailor this participatory RTW program to develop a theory- and practise-based RTW program for a vulnerable group among the working population, i.e. sick-listed temporary agency workers and sick-listed unemployed workers.

In short, criminal laws and intellectual property laws that apply in the physical world are based on a tradition of rules, checks and balances that must be applied to and tailored to the digital world.

We also quantified hard and soft block length and ethylene sequence length of both blocks in terms of catalyst composition, ethylene to 1-octene ratio, and chain shuttling agent level, giving useful insights to be applied to developing tailored OBCs.

The gradient relationship between f-Hb concentration and death from colorectal cancer can be applied to individually tailored screening for colorectal cancer.

Finally, this study is the baseline for a-five-year longitudinal research and the findings from this study will be applied to establish tailor-made interventions for vulnerable lower socioeconomic population in metropolitan areas.

Several clinical and experimental studies have demonstrated that EIT can be applied to monitor respiration and tailor the settings of mechanical ventilation [ 3- 5].