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We constructed the second supporting approach to understand relationships by developing a classification of nested loops.

The arbitrary distinction between high and low islands, based on a 30-m elevation above mean sea level, is easy to apply in developing a classification of islands and follows a similar procedure employed to separate younger from older volcanic islands.

We also explored systematically the predicted structural consequences of NS-causing SOS1 defects, developing a classification of these gene lesions based on the predicted role of affected residues and functional consequences derived from the nature of the amino acid change.

British researchers writing in First Monday, a peer-reviewed journal about the Internet (firstmonday.org/issues/issue8--9/mcfarlane/index.html) have developed a classification of cyberstalkers based on interviews with 24 victims.

For this reason, we have previously developed a classification of stationary phases dedicated to SFC use.

We then develop a classification of four design strategies: movers and shakers, backroom operators, wannabes, and passivists.

We develop a classification of the resolution changes, which allows us to employ efficient and simple linear interpolation in the majority of the computational domain.

To develop a classification of parapapillary atrophy (PPA) based on its relationship with the location of Bruch's membrane (BM) termination in primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) patients.

The purpose of this study was to develop a classification of Pacific islands that could be used as a foundation for other, more detailed, studies requiring objective measurement of the diversity of island types within this vast region.

Taking into account all the different fishing methods, from shellfish gathering to offshore angling, including spear-fishing, this study was designed to provide estimates of (i) the number of recreational fishers in France, (ii) recreational fishing effort; (iii) catches and landings; (iv) the economic impacts of recreational fishing, and to develop a classification of recreational fishers.

Upon analysis of over 200 well-authenticated cases covering the period 1962 1976, Sidney Bloch and Peter Reddaway developed a classification of the victims of Soviet psychiatric abuse.