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It is therefore inappropriate to design studies and formulate guidance where joints are labeled 'well-functioning' simply if the patient has no pain.

With a generally accepted methodology for prospective observational studies, we felt an additional systematic review was not necessary and decided to use our expert opinion to formulate guidance for TES.

The American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM) also formulated guidance in 2014 [34] and French guidance and a survey were recently published [35, 36].

The findings of this paper can be employed to formulate design guidance for RHS beams under fatigue loading.

The authors' experience has been distilled to formulate suitable guidance as demanded by practicing coastal and hydraulic engineers for the forthcoming update to the 1991 Rock Manual (CIRIA, CUR, CETMEF. in press. The Rock Manual. The use of rock in hydraulic engineering (second edition).

Then, we formulate an integrated guidance model, which is based on Kalman filter short-term predicting information.

But Ms. Brownworth described Ms. Grier as the premier editor to two generations of American lesbian writers, a mentor whose guidance helped formulate "new ways of defining ourselves during a time that saw tectonic shifts in the culture".

Similarly future studies could be extended to examine and formulate proper training and guidance to small business owner-managers focused in typical problems of each life cycle stage.

Evidence from this study enabled us to formulate an evidence-based guidance for the selection of rating scales for developing new PROs.

In this regard, a recently completed project Bioenergy Promotion (http://www.bioenergypromotion.net) has formulated a policy guidance paper known as 'Sustainable bioenergy production: defining principles and criteria' [15].

Formulated under the guidance of architectural historian and architect Itō Chūta, the law established (in 20 articles) government funding for the preservation of buildings and the restoration of artworks.