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The FE strengths are compared to design strength predictions and conclusions are drawn about the extent to which current specifications are able to accommodate second order moments generated by local and/or distortional buckling.

While reasonable conclusions can be drawn about the extent of resources in these basins, the approximations do not address future economic profitability.

Since these initial studies, the database of TCRs whose structures have been solved both bound and free is now large enough to permit general conclusions to be drawn about the extent of TCR plasticity and the types and locations of motion that occur.

These biases continue severely to limit the extent to which general conclusions can be drawn about the persistence component of the ecological effectiveness of protected areas.

What inferences can be drawn about the evolution of competence?

The review confirms that disability and domestic abuse affect women's access to maternity care, although methodological complexities make it difficult to draw conclusions about the extent to which these have a compounding effect.

Key objectives are for students to analyze the experience and role of Ubuntu in South Africa during the end of apartheid and the unification efforts; draw conclusions about the extent reconciliation has been successful; and make recommendations for conflict-resolving approaches to a recent or ongoing crisis.

"We are continuously assessing new information, but it is still too early to draw conclusions about the extent of the spread of this new virus in Mexico or the severity of disease caused by it," Dr. Nancy Cox, chief of the influenza section, said by e-mail, when asked to comment on the test results.

It is not yet possible to draw conclusions about the extent to which these results reflect the incidence of these events across the University population as a whole.

"It is currently too early to draw conclusions about the extent of the impact of smog on health, especially its long-term impact on the body," a ministry spokesman told media during a press briefing in January.

The different methods were not used independently (figure 1), so it is not possible to draw conclusions about the extent to which any of the methods used identified additional barriers that we would not otherwise have considered.