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However, such variations cannot be captured by current truck data sources such as surveys or point detectors.

This problem is compounded by the inclusion of those studies wherein "ever asthma" was used as an indication of a positive outcome, because such a definition will capture transient outcomes whose etiology may lie in acute exposures that occurred in the distant past and may not be captured by current exposure levels.

However, recent findings have highlighted major influential parameters related to shear strengthening with externally-bonded (EB) FRP that have still not been captured by current predictive models, including standard codes and guidelines (Mofidi and Chaallal 2011a, b).

There is growing evidence that some of this 'missing heritability' could be explained by the influence of collections of rare variants (MAF <0.05) which have not been captured by current genotyping chips used in most GWAS[2], [3].

Although increasing features of empirical PPI networks had been captured by current models, all these stochastic models proposed do not require the intervention of natural selection to reproduce the intended topology, nor does it use biological function as a parameter.

Finally, the results show that, on average, 7% of the estimated total income would be captured by the current System of National Accounts for forestry if applied to our case study (including only the net value added from timber and pine cone production and from plantation investment) and that 14% of this income would be dislocated into the government institutional accounts.

This diversity in activities can either be captured by average or typical current activities.

The present study has shown that a reduction in the score reflects repair, and, although we are unable to assess how many cases of repair could not be captured by scoring, as stated above, the current state of the art does not suggest that recording presence of features of repair would significantly improve their capture.

It is possible that some of the women who had unintended pregnancies (i.e., reported a desire to avoid or delay childbearing but became pregnant) had an induced abortion and this information would not be captured by this analysis which focused on current pregnancies or live births as reported by the women.

It has been documented that patients enrolled in RCTs rarely typify the patients seen in clinical practice [ 19], and our data illustrate that the concept of cure encompasses more than can be captured by single scale scores and the current notions of response and remission.

China is too multifaceted to be captured by reference only to Tibet policy, or the thuggish behaviour of the Public Security Bureau, or the current environmental crisis.