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Commonfund had been helping their clients think through these new investment considerations and evaluate potential methods to reflect such considerations within their portfolios.

In this paper, we propose a novel magnesium-based bioabsorbable microclip, discuss our design considerations and evaluate the microclip's feasibility as a miniature wound closure device.

This paper presents design considerations and evaluates the performance of PV chargers used to charge major battery chemistries including nickel cadmium (NiCd), nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH), lithium-ion (Li-ion) and sealed lead-acid batteries at real operating conditions.

An attempt has been made in this study to categorise the recent modeling works based on certain specific criteria such as type of gasifier, feedstock, modeling considerations and evaluated parameters.

This consideration encouraged to develop and evaluate a multivariate composite drought index (CDI) that considers all possible variables related to individual types of drought.

Thus, the algorithm determines a consensus RNA secondary structure based on thermodynamic considerations and then evaluates the compatibility of observed sequence covariations with that secondary structure.

This work reviews the current LCA literature with respect to nAg synthesis and nAg-enabled medical products, and provides insight as to the current state of research and considerations for designing and evaluating these products in the future.

He explains the central considerations in developing and evaluating good tests and tells how tests can best be used, covering such topics as using tests for student incentives, paying teachers for performance, and using tests in efforts to attain new state and national standards.

General considerations for developing and evaluating a level A in vitro– in vivo correlation include Human data should be used for regulatory consideration.

Clinical arguments supporting evaluation of EMH are (1) to determine the extent of EMH in the liver or spleen, (2) to determine the presence and evaluate the contribution of splenic erythropoiesis in patients under consideration for splenectomy, and (3) to evaluate mass lesions outside the liver and spleen to differentiate EMH from other processes.

The paper concludes with a discussion of the issues that require consideration when developing and evaluating vehicle simulations for training purposes – based not only on what is known from the vehicle domain, but what can be inferred from other domains in which simulation is an established training approach, such as aviation (e.g. Jentsch et al., 2011) and medicine (e.g. McGaghie et al., 2010).