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In this regard, considering appropriately defined damage measures structural system related fragility curves are determined at a low computational cost as well.

It is noteworthy that these mapping tools (Bowtie2 and BLAST in Fig. 6) do not perform classification, and tools such as PhymmBL and Genometa would have to be run on the mapped reads, which might increase total run time (considering appropriately balancing run time and accuracy trade-offs).

In these analyses, outer skin-stiffener and inner skin-stiffener interactions are considered, appropriately.

Also, the wall flexibility and the liquid-depth variation affects the response considerably and must be considered appropriately in design.

Apart from that, clinical-scientific findings and guidelines as well as patient needs must be considered appropriately and comprehensively.

A multivariate analysis of the proceeds ratio shows that, among others, the condition of the property is not considered appropriately in the value derived from the appraisal reports.

They are essentially partially-restrained (PR) connections, and their presence adds yet another major source of nonlinearity that must be considered appropriately in nonlinear seismic response analysis.

Scattering effects due to interface roughness were considered appropriately and the TCAD-simulated photogeneration and reflection spectra were compared with measured quantum efficiencies and reflection spectra, respectively.

Hence, different design strategies for building energy-saving should be considered appropriately according to different climate change characteristics in different climate zones.

MRI (plain and contrast-enhanced) is currently considered appropriately sensitive for detecting brain and spinal cord lesions; however, equal sensitivity has been reported using delayed-contrast CT scanning [1].

Within the above analytical framework, the nonlinear full-order observer design problem in the discrete-time domain is considered, appropriately formulated and an interpretation of previous work on the problem is attempted through the notion of invariant manifolds for maps.