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A finite element thermal model to measure temperature distribution in the cross-section for columns, exposed to fire on one and four sides, and beams, exposed to fire on one and three sides, is considered in combination with the parametric time temperature fire curve evaluated in line with Eurocode 1.

Health-related behavior was evaluated in line with previous studies [ 47, 48].

Where differences between groups were found, these were evaluated in line with the prediction that the clinical group should show a negative affective bias.

Item loadings were evaluated in line with proposals from Costello and Osborne [ 50]: Item loadings < 0.40 suggest that an item is not sufficiently related to the other items in the factor, or indicates an additional factor to be explored; the minimum loading of an item is suggested = 0.32; and loadings ≥ 0.32 on two or more factors, indicate cross-loadings.

Degree of linear relationships between variables were quantified by Pearson's correlation coefficient (r), and evaluated in line with guidelines proposed by Cohen [ 51]: r = 0.10 - 0.29 = small (low correlation); r = 0.30 - 0.49 = medium (moderate correlation); r = 0.50 - 1.0 = large (high correlation) [ 51].

Moreover, a significant interaction between gender and experimental condition was observed, showing that males assessed the act as a consented relationship under the alcohol consumption condition, while females evaluated it in line with a rape.

44 The relatively short anemia recovery time of ∼10 days in the children evaluated, is in line with previous study showing a prompt hematological recovery after ACTs.

Given that imagined and executed movements follow the same rules of motor control (e.g. Sirigu et al. 1996; Papaxanthis et al. 2002), to check the accuracy of the MI during immobilization, we evaluated if in line with the speed/accuracy trade-off (Fitts' law, Fitts, 1992), the time required to mentally simulate actions during immobilization was shorter for easy rather than for complex movements.

If possible, strategies should be evaluated per study, in line with the 'fit for use' concept; see [ 8, 9]).

We have developed and evaluated the intervention in line with the Medical Research Council guidance on complex interventions (Medical Research Council, 2008).

All providers of care for patients with TB should ensure that persons who are in close contact with patients who have infectious TB (e.g. in families, congregate settings like migrants shelters, schools and prisons), are evaluated and managed in line with international recommendations.