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YOU posed this instructable KNOWING your goal was to entice others to build it, KNOWING others are not professionally capable of assessing frame strength and knowing it is very dangerous.

The second phase intends to develop an overall assessment model capable of assessing the fatigue behavior of corroded RC beams strengthened with prestressed CFRP sheets and to discuss whether prestressed CFRP systems are applicable to RC beams with medium and high corrosion degrees.

Additional studies are needed to generate data in support of its validity as an instrument capable of assessing HRQL over time in LAM patients.

These need to be capable of assessing the therapist's knowledge of the treatment and its use, as well as the therapist's ability to apply this knowledge in clinical practice.

The proposed model can be used for the virtual design and optimization of CNT/semicrystalline polymer composites since it has proven capable of assessing the effects of different material and geometrical parameters on the elastic plastic properties of the composites.

Each agent must therefore be capable of assessing and identifying reliable interaction partners, even if it has no personal experience with them.

Maternal effects are environmental influences on the phenotype of one individual that are due to the expression of genes in its mother, and are expected to evolve whenever females are better capable of assessing the environmental conditions that their offspring will experience than the offspring themselves.

Given the proportion of self-referred patients in our study who did require hospital emergency care - 51% - it seems that many patients are quite capable of assessing their own need for hospital emergency care.

However, it is questionable whether nursing assistants are capable of assessing a complex problem like pain during daily care situations.

The greatest advantage of choline PET/CT is that it is a whole body, noninvasive imaging modality capable of assessing the disease recurrence in multiple anatomical sites with higher accuracy than conventional imaging and FDG PET [ 2].

These family-based interventions appear to be effective for ED caregivers and it is therefore important to have appropriate instruments capable of assessing further caregiving aspects such as carers' level of accomodation to ED behaviours.