The conclusions highlight the importance of incorporating the model error in the calibration.
The conclusions highlight a need for a co-ordinated approach to future research on physical education teacher educators.
Its conclusions highlight the usefulness of using numerical methods to gain better understanding of critical joint design parameters.
The conclusions highlight the importance of using environmental magnetism methods and techniques in the evaluation process of soil evolution and pollution history throughout time.
Conclusions highlight that a more thorough conceptualization and clearer correlation between cultural heritage management with wider urban phenomena is yet to be developed.
The conclusions highlight the complex and diverse combinations and importance of the factors that help explain the patterns of shifts in leadership.
The conclusions highlight the need to consider responses to positive affect in explaining gender differences in depressive symptoms during mid-adolescence, as well as in designing prevention programs.
The conclusions highlight that first-improvement is globally more efficient to explore most landscapes, while best-improvement superiority is observed only on smooth landscapes and on some particular structured landscapes.
