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This study aimed to develop a high temperature tensile test capable of testing fibre reinforced composites up to 1000 °C, in order to understand the behaviour of certain composites at these temperatures and produce data suitable in the design of high temperature structures.

The measurement of emerging contaminants needs advanced and specialized analytical methods, and close collaboration between epidemiologists and analytical chemists is required to provide contaminant occurrence data suitable in format and quantity for epidemiological research.

The recently defined quasi-definitive observatory data type has been introduced to meet the need to provide observatory data suitable for use in field modeling in a more rapid time frame and for producing Level 2 products planned for the upcoming European Space Agency Swarm mission.

Finally, the tool bam2peakshape computes read densities in specified genomic intervals to generate matrix data suitable for visualization in heatmaps (Fig. 1b).

15 For studies that did not report mean concentrations of biomarkers either before or after the intervention or that reported results in graphical format only, we contacted the study authors to obtain data suitable for inclusion in our study.

This large amount of data, collected in a short period of time, results in a higher of proportion data suitable for analysis than in studies using behavior or standard ERP approaches.

Wild boar (Sus scrofa) was chosen as a model species and the spread and abundance predicted by the applied model were compared with the limited field data suitable for this species in the UK.

AHD data suitable to be included in a diagnostic algorithm were identified through a literature-informed consensus process.

We therefore demonstrate that GBS is a cost-effective method for generating genome-wide SNP data suitable for genetic mapping in a highly diverse and heterozygous agricultural species.

Results: data suitable for postprocessing were obtained in all subjects.

Most importantly, MRI experiments result in digital data suitable for rapid online dissemination [ 4].