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In this paper we examine formally the idea that the architecture of a system can be modelled by the structure of its interface expressed in terms of the interfaces for its components.

In this paper we use data from our two surveys to examine formally the changes, over the period of the HII programme, in aspects of patients' experience and satisfaction with hospital services relevant to the elements of service addressed by the programme, and in household views and use of the hospitals, as a way of assessing the potential impact of the programme on these outcomes.

However, the question of whether the trend growth rate of aggregate productivity has changed significantly is rarely examined formally.

The bias of ML estimates can be examined formally, and even reduced, by the methods proposed by Warm (1989) for IRT and by Firth (1992 , 1993 for a more general class of latent variable models.

For targeted detection, we have examined formally the probability of event patterns in the context of a random process with a substantial ion background and finite event sampling.

9 Owing to the lack of data (and consistency of long duration exposures), we were unable to examine this formally in the meta-analysis.

The next step is to examine more formally some of the procedural differences between the present task and that used by McTighe et al. (2010), and so better understand factors that promote confusion between novel and familiar objects.

We recommend that the reasonable suspicion threshold be introduced at the point at which the person being examined is formally detained, which the bill requires to happen after an hour of questioning".

The gain in power provided by hybrid tasks that combine features of DNMS and spontaneous object recognition, such as the bow-tie maze, has been examined more formally by Ameen-Ali et al. [25].

Those contributors who analyzed the simulated data were able to formally examine type I error and power, either through examination of all 200 simulation replicates or through counting the numbers of true and false positives (i.e., estimating the proportion of truly or falsely associated genes that were detected) within a single replicate.

Surprisingly, few works formally examine the general role of defaults.