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Once conceptual models are devised, the indicators will be defined precisely in interRAI terms, including how they will be measured.

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One question used a term that they may not have encountered previously, but to avoid any misunderstanding, the term was defined precisely in the question in terms of concepts used in the module".

The key assumptions are that motion is at low frequencies and that the interference between the airfoils is weak; both of these assumptions are defined precisely in the main body of the paper.

This term is defined precisely in the next section; intuitively, it means that over a sufficiently long time, r behaves like a series of independent samples from a stationary distribution.

In the same way, the varnish composition could not be defined precisely due to peaks similarities in ATR-FTIR spectra, therefore other analyses should be carried out.

I argue that the milieu of Aβ in situ in vivo cannot be defined precisely, and if we cannot do so, then what constant of proportionality can be employed to relate our in vitro findings to the structure and behavior of Aβ in the human brain?

However, we feel that whenever RF methodologies are investigated in relation to interactions, the latter term should be defined precisely and the investigated role of RF in this context should be clearly stated.

However, it is noted that the definition of strictly quasi-invex is not defined precisely in [9], and Theorem 3.2 of [9] contains some errors.

As a first result, we show that stress-gradient materials exhibit a softening size-effect (to be defined more precisely in this paper), while strain-gradient materials exhibit a stiffening size-effect.

The markers corresponding to FIE and gibberellin 2-oxidase did not co-localize with any QTL, while the position of GAI, which was mapped by synteny from the Moscato bianco × Vitis riparia progeny, needs to be defined more precisely in order to establish its relationship with the QTLs for flowering time on LG1.

The DST confirmed that the output results of belief, disbelief, uncertainty (doubt), and plausibility have to be defined as precisely as possible, in order to obtain a reasonable result (Carranza, 2009; Althuwaynee et al., 2012; Feizizadeh et al., 2012).

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