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This paper contributes to the service engineering field by developing a procedure to compare the dynamic robustness of alternative service delivery processes.

Measuring relevant mechanical properties followed by developing a procedure to determine optimum RAP replacement levels and guidelines and recommendations for designing PCC containing RAP were conducted and presented in this paper.

More recently, Andreoni and Sprenger (2012) extended the methodology proposed by Andersen et al. (2008) by developing a procedure they called the Convex Time Budget (CTB) method that does not require a separate risk aversion task to identify the curvature of the utility function.

We extend this work by developing a procedure for decoupling a linear dynamical system with a singular mass matrix in the configuration space, transforming the original differential-algebraic system into decoupled sets of real, independent, first- and second-order differential equations.

We aimed to assess the impact of inconsistent responses on the internal reliability of a multi-item scale by developing a procedure to adjust Cronbach's alpha.

This technology has overcome a critical problem for the translational application of proteomics by developing a procedure that is convenient with high sensitivity, specificity and reproducibility.

The same is done by developing a design procedure for a specific configuration.

The cascade statistics necessary have been acquired by developing an automated procedure for analysing black-dot damage in TEM micrographs.

We extend and improve this previous small-scale approach by developing an automated procedure that uses structural information and sequence-based criteria to identify positions likely important for specificity.

This paper aims to address this critical issue by developing a new remodelling procedure induced by FPD restoration.

The government therefore tried to lower the number of unreported cases further by developing a new notification procedure, in which much of the assessment of the physician's behaviour was undertaken outside of the legal system.