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We discuss the range of applicability of the different approaches considered and conclude that power series, the continued fraction method, and the nonoscillatory integral representation can be used to accurately compute the function Kia(x) in the range 0≤a≤200, 0≤x≤100; using a similar scheme the derivative K′ia(x) can also be computed within these ranges.

The medical ethical committee of the Academic Medical Centre Amsterdam considered our study and concluded that it was deemed exempt from their approval (ref 08.17.1775).

The NAS committee (NRC 2005) considered this and concluded that if inhibition of iodide uptake by the thyroid is duration-dependent, the effect should decrease rather than increase with time, because compensation would increase the activity of the sodium-iodide symporter and therefore increase iodide transport into the thyroid.

We have considered them and conclude that they do not have merit.

These questions are considered and it is concluded that WFD is not something new.

The possibility of using draw stress instead of yield stress in the calculations was considered and it was concluded that such a change would not qualitatively affect the results.

Ten noise measures were considered and it was concluded tentatively that the dB(B) noise measure could be used to predict the annoyance due to levels of low frequency noise in the range 90 105 dB overall SPL.

In these previous studies, the finite thickness of the termination shock was considered, and it was concluded that spectral hardening occurs because high-energy electrons can see the full width, while low-energy particles accelerate for only part of the shock width.

Analysts at RBC have considered the possibilities and concluded that BAE should avoid attempting another mega deal.

"I considered four sites and concluded that the Marstall was best," Mr. Braunfels said from Berlin.

HMG has considered this issue and concluded that it cannot be sure about what might have happened.