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Our stratification of risk variables into three time periods by using detailed timelines enabled us to describe stability and fluctuation of class membership over the 15 year life-course of our adolescents.

Further, successfully replicating our data using simulated flocks has enabled us to describe a candidate model for exploring the interaction between forces of selection (such as predation or competition) and behavioural rules.

relaxation and diffusion studies have enabled us to describe these regions quantitatively.

Further analysis of the slow-flow model enabled us to describe the RSNBs analytically as well as exposed their entire bifurcation structure.

This enabled us to describe changes in risk-return tradeoff, estimate absolute risk-preferences, and the degree of choice noisiness.

This enabled us to describe explanatory characteristics of genotypic markers.

The proper use of a separable covariance function enables us to describe the huge covariance matrix as a Kronecker product of smaller matrices leading to efficient algorithms for carrying out inference and predictions.

With reference to our problem, the use of a standard min operation enables us to describe a conservative decision-maker's attitude, because the action plan indices of sustainability (equity, bearableness, viability, "overall" sustainability) cannot be larger than the smallest GoM of the first-level ones (economic, social and environmental).

For example, the excellent and widely used framework by Boon et al. (2004) will enable us to describe and evaluate our service, once it is better established, in terms of four key components of integrative health care practice - philosophy/values; structure, process and outcomes [ 15].

We use average clustering coefficient in order to get a global measure which enables us to describe the network as a whole in one number per time period.

Processing of the recorded data by a global fitting procedure enables us to describe the hierarchical steps of IF formation.