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We simultaneously explored measures of reef and socioeconomic conservation success at four national parks, four comanaged reserves, and three traditionally managed areas in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.

Furthermore, we also explored measures of intra-individual variability in brain activation.

This study builds on previous work, where we explored measures of childbirth fear, sleep deprivation, fatigue, and anxiety and their relationships in a sample of pregnant British Columbian women [ 23].

Howie et al [ 26] used the "patient enablement" instrument and Winefield et al [ 40] explored two previously used measures of "patient-centredness".

This paper also examines the relationship between 2D:4D and component measures of autism, which may give insight into the less-explored relationship between digit ratio and the individual domains (social and communication, repetitive behaviours) represented in autism.

Second, few objective studies of BD report measures of activity beyond the mean level over 24 h, and this was especially true for BDep where constructs that reflect 'non-uniform' patterns of activity are under-explored (Gershon et al. 2016).

Villareal and colleagues [ 19] explored cultural comparability of a measure of familism across different Hispanic groups in the US, in both Spanish and English, in a population of adults aged 18 to 65 sampled by telephone from areas with a high population of Hispanics.

Various coverage metrics used for measuring the explored extent of verification also are provided.

We calculated the SBF ratio (SBF obtained at 43 °C/SBF obtained at 37 °C) as a simple measure of microvascular reactivity in the explored area.

While the details of her account of bargaining strength may raise difficulties, her attempt to incorporate a measure of the coercer's power into the account of coercion seems a useful if relatively under-explored approach.

We investigated psychometric properties in a set of diverse QI publications (N=54) by analysing reliability measures and item endorsement rates and explored sources of disagreement between reviewers.