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Bohart-Adams and Thomas models were the non-kinetic models explored to ascertain whether external mass transfer dominated the overall system kinetics during the CO2 adsorption onto polyaspartamide.

6, 7 Justification for its use should be explored to ascertain that the health and economic benefits outweigh the potential harms (such as infection and fluid overload 8).

However, alternative scenarios were explored to ascertain the cost-utility of ulipristal under different situations, including: Inclusion of add-back therapy: hormonal add-back may be prescribed to patients on leuprolide to manage adverse effects.

The lower HRs found in this study should be explored further to ascertain whether men with high socioeconomic status and healthy lifestyles are less susceptible to cardiovascular outcomes associated with long-term particle exposure.

The quality of breakfast consumed by Government school students should be explored further to ascertain whether poor quality of breakfast consumed by Government school students or regular breakfast consumption as observed in our study is a reason for Government school students being less overweight and obese, as compared with Private school students in India [ 6, 51, 53, 54].

Because conventional fecal indicator bacteria (FIB) cannot be used to ascertain source of fecal contamination, alternative indicators are being explored to partition these sources.

The ecological, social and economic dimensions of the system are explored so as to ascertain the key stakeholders critical to the governance of the circular value ecosystem (CVES).

Where new parameters were introduced, mostly in our implementation of concrete tasks, we explored other values to ascertain that our results were robust against variations in these parameters, as described in Text S1.

Various relationships between this response and the occasions on which it led to the delivery of food were explored in order to ascertain which behavioral variables were most sensitive to acute exposures.

Prompts and probes allowed particular topics to be explored in more depth, for example on asking patients if they spoke about having MDR-TB openly, it was then possible to explore their response to ascertain whether there was a fear of negative response or stigma.

To find possible answers we plan to explore stochastic simulations to ascertain whether variations in Spo0B concentration have an effect on the variability of the main effector Spo0A~P.