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Watt considers the range of possibilities in a given situation and tries to determine what, if anything, duty requires of him.

However, each clinical researcher considers the range of scientific and ethical issues to choose the approach.

Section 3 considers the range of visual features used in HMM recognition systems and presents the feature set used to detect rotation events in the current work.

This article considers the range of evidence that can be used in systematic reviews of interventions to investigate complexity in terms of potential sources of variation in interventions and their effects, and presents a continuum of purposes for, and approaches to, evidence synthesis.

If one considers the range of water contents, ratio of water mass to dry soil mass, in a typical agricultural soil (0.05 0.35 m3 m−3), the average sensitivity of the dual probe is about 1.95 °C per unit change (m3 m−3) in water content for q=400 J m−1.

The latest report from Goldman, "Power of the Purse," further illustrates this: Investing in education for women may have the highest social return of any investment, when one considers the range of income and health outcomes for such women and their families.

He has not specified what its remit other than to say it "is considering the range of issues associated with undercover deployments that have been raised".

Bartneck's study considered the range of facial expressions across various Lego sets – now often in themes such as Star Wars, pirates or Harry Potter.

But they said that considering the range of difficult issues to be resolved, including orchestra work rule changes sought by Mr. Levine, the talks could continue through this year or even into 2002.

The local social fund replacement schemes seem only to be duplicating this process, rather than considering the range of non-food (often housing or child-related) emergencies faced by many.

The sensitivity analysis considered the range of parameters suggested by Holvoet et al. (2005).