Increasing effort has recently been made to determine the full impact and wider influence of FMS and other musculoskeletal diseases and to measure the personal and social impact captured by participation and social functioning (i.e., [ 8- 10]).
The second challenge, modelling the impacts not captured by effect studies, has not receive as much attention in the public health economics literature.
The family's final moments before impact were captured in the recording of a frantic 911-emergency cell phone call placed by Saylor's brother-in-law, Christopher Lastrella.
Often, non-academic skills were considered as part of a residual impact not captured by school attainment or measured test scores.
Detailed complex interfacial structures during droplet impact are captured during the simulation, which agree with the experimental observations, demonstrating the capability of the present method.
Repository impact was captured by the disposal facility capacity governed by thermal output, the projected dose rate, mass inventory, and waste toxicity index.
Just like activists' attempts to gain access to youthful minds through LGBT characters in video games they also want to impact a captured audience of tens of thousands of children during the first Saturday of Summer Break".
The strength of the impact is captured in the fact that many of the participants in this study felt brave enough to share publicly the fear and anxiety induced by their exposure to high levels of violence.
The influences of impact mass and initial velocity on the contact force history are close to those by the linearized impact solution, but the proposed higher-order impact model captures the non-linear impact process and different generated stresses.
The solution is used to investigate the behavior of multiple well pairs, looking at how well placement and pumping rates impact capture zone width and fraction recirculation (and, therefore, overall treatment efficiency).
