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Substantial evidence suggests that early deprivation and environmental exposures affect adult health, 3 but these will not be explored in the proposed programme.

Poverty-health connections are explored in the proposed work, thus incorporating the developmental evidence-policy interface consideration.

Although channel state prediction via NN is explored in the CR domain, our proposed predictor is unique in the sense that it caters both channel state and idle time which have not been explored in the literature so far.   2.

The behavior of the proposed tests is also explored in the presence of different number of strata (k=30, 50, 100) and of different degree of strata heterogeneity (no or low strata effect).

An approach explored in [60] proposes an enhancement to the traditional FCM through the introduction of a membership (probability) constraint function and also proposes flexibility in the selection of the fuzzification parameter to better fit the end application.

Hence, conclusions cannot be drawn only on the basis of either one, and both aspects should be explored in proposed model organisms.

Ideas need to be explored in the depth they deserve, instead of shot down as they are proposed.

We review previous findings and propose several potential computational research directions which may be further explored in the future.

(In 1859, the year of Origin of Species, he received the Geological Society's highest honour, for his work on barnacles and his study of the geology of the Andes). He only consented to publication because a letter from Alfred Russel Wallace, exploring in the Malay archipelago, proposed an almost identical idea.

In this paper, we explore the proposed hypothesis whether the frequency dependence indeed has a connection to the local aggregation.

Attendees will work in collaborative groups to explore the proposed process and provide feedback on how the materials can better meet the needs of students, both during grad school and in preparation for life after grad school.