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We explore the potential of this method in a range of examples encompassing linear and non-linear models, some assuming a correlation structure and some with more than one design variable.

The paper does not attempt to address how a rebar's free length across a discrete crack is generated, or the limiting crack widths implied, but this is shown in a range of examples to be a major issue if tensile membrane action is to be used in practice to enhance the capacity of slabs, for example in hazard loading situations.

This talk aims to: 1. Challenge delegates in their understanding of what constitutes an IB 2. Introduce current thinking around how IBs should be validated and qualified (the 'imaging biomarker roadmap for use in cancer studies') 3. Provide a range of examples that highlight the successes and failures of many popular and emerging IBs.

Here, we have provided a range of examples in which the evolution of those typically regarded as crop pathogens may be altered by interactions occurring on other hosts that are wild or weedy species growing in the same general vicinity.

In his evidence to Leveson, Wallace quoted a range of examples of the kind of corrections the paper has published in previous years.

It has been successfully used in a wide range of examples, providing linear speedup with the number of computers.

An efficient iterative algorithm for solving this system is proposed and shown to converge in a wide range of examples.

Non-native QS modulators with reduced or no hydrolytic instability could have enhanced potencies and would be valuable as tools to study the mechanisms of QS in a range of environments (for example, on eukaryotic hosts).

Interviews took place in a range of settings; for example, in or around participants' homes and elsewhere in the villages.

This is analogous to the 'stepped care' approach which is increasingly advocated in a range of conditions, for example mental health, where there is a high level of demand and a need to target resources.

Compared to participants with a higher mental health status, the participants with the lowest mental health status (first quartile, table 1) were impaired in a range of variables; for example, symptoms of depression and anxiety, cardiac disease severity, comorbidity, socioeconomic resources and health behaviour.