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For this reason, the paper is focused on the formulation of the main design constraint equations valid for anisogrid lattice panels longitudinally compressed, in which local and global buckling failure modes are dominating, and on the consequent approach to minimum mass solutions through the analytical minimization of corresponding safety factors.

These data provide an empirical basis for understanding the epidemiology of malaria and consequent strategic approaches to disease management and prevention in this area.

A significant goal of the class will be to identify common sources of vulnerability and challenge across health risks, and the consequent need for a systemic approach to their being addressed.

So the basic problem with the report is its unitary, nondiagnostic approach to psychosis and consequent broad-brush recommendations that work very well for some people in some situations but can be disastrous if followed for others in different circumstances.

The gradual change of philosophy in the management of ankle surgery means that patients require a less invasive approach to surgery and a consequent improvement in recovery time.

(b) The difficulty of interpretation which results from radical difference, and the consequent need for a methodologically subtle and laborious approach to interpretation in many cases, make for further points of similarity between interpretation and natural science.

SECaaS is a service-oriented approach to IT security architecture and thus a consequent evolution of traditional security landscapes [8, 9].

This paper presents the application of mesoscopic model based numerical approach to trace the progression of thermo-mechanical mismatch and consequent self-restraint thermal stress development during early-age hydration in concrete.

In the fifth century the naturalistic approach to religion exhibits a more reductive aspect, with a consequent move towards a world-view which is not merely naturalistic, but in the modern sense secular.

The consequent need for many different specialists may be detrimental for an adequate approach to hypogonadism, which risks being underdiagnosed.

Thinking of cancer prevention as biomodulation with attention not only to the initiating stimulus but also encompassing consequent alterations in cellular and biochemical pathways may provide a more robust approach to developing effective chemoprevention.