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More recently, Lim and Ozbakkaloglu (2015b) tested 36 FRP-confined concrete cylinders (152 mm in diameter and 305 mm in height) that were specifically devised to examine the influence of concrete strength and type of FRP material on the hoop strain efficiency of FRP jackets.

Based upon this intuition, the following procedure was devised to examine the extent of selection pressure flanking the PAS.

Data used for this study was originally collected during a trial devised to examine the role of cystatin C as a biomarker of renal dysfunction in children with dehydration.

A saturation grid was devised to examine the following concepts in sleep: trouble falling asleep, wake after sleep onset, tossing and turning, waking up due to discomfort, trouble staying asleep, unrested, never fully asleep, time to fall asleep, length of sleep, cyclical sleep (patterns of falling asleep and waking), and feeling unrefreshed (see Table  1).

A hand-tracing task was devised to examine differences in brain activity related to BS modification.

Here, we devised a strategy to examine the effects of MIRA-1 on a variety of human normal cells and cancer cell lines.

Multiple mediation models, which were devised by Preacher and Hayes [ 35], were used to examine the mediating role of change in parental emotional reactions and parental depressive symptoms in the effectiveness of TF-CBT on TAU.

In the first stage, we devised a prior list of basic questions to examine the response to the aims, processes and materials of the project.

To examine the feasibility of devising a peptide based rapid POC test, selected peptides were conjugated to a carrier protein using standard EDC/NHS coupling chemistry, purified by size exclusion; the peptide conjugation confirmed using MALDI MSMS before adsorption onto colloidal gold and striping onto nitrocellulose.

A software model of the MMSE equalizer has been developed to examine the impact of the devised quantization and the adopted fixed-point arithmetic on the error-rate performance.

Ms. Bourne, Ms. D'Oyen, Ms. Glenn and Ms. Yarber, students at Harvard Business School, won a Goldman-sponsored contest that asked students to examine the challenges facing AOL Time Warner and to devise a strategy for Mr. Parsons, who is to become chief executive next month.