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In line with previous suggestions [ 7, 11], these correlations should be systematically checked in protein structure validation protocols.

All EU citizens and third country nationals entering or leaving the EU will be systematically checked against databases, e.g. of lost and stolen documents, under a regulation voted on Thursday.

"Fingerprints are not being entered systematically into the system, travel documents are not being systematically checked for authenticity or against crucial security databases".

Finally, the precision of the presented approach is systematically checked against the experimental data found in literatures for four different materials under proportional and non-proportional loadings.

The accuracy of the proposed method is systematically checked against the experimental data found in literature for 16 different materials under constant amplitude multiaxial loading paths.

The accuracy of the proposed approach was systematically checked by means of several experimental data taken from the literature and generated by testing different metallic materials under both in-phase and out-of-phase biaxial fatigue loading.

The accuracy and reliability of our fatigue life estimation technique was systematically checked by reanalysing approximately 500 experimental results taken from the literature and generated by testing welded samples having not only different geometries but also different absolute dimensions.

The accuracy and reliability of the devised method was systematically checked by using a large amount of data taken from the literature and generated by testing steel welded details both under uniaxial and multiaxial nominal loading.

The accuracy and reliability of the proposed approach was systematically checked not only through several data sets we generated, but also through fatigue results taken from the technical literature.

The accuracy and reliability of our multiaxial fatigue criterion was systematically checked through several experimental results taken from the literature and generated by testing, under in-phase and out-of-phase biaxial loading, welded joints of both steel and aluminium having thickness of the main tube lower than 5 mm.

Finally, the accuracy and reliability of the devised method was systematically checked by means of several experimental results taken from the literature and generated by testing a variety of welded geometries subjected to uniaxial as well as to multiaxial fatigue loading.