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In this study three-dimensional computational fluid dynamics (CFD) models, incorporating appropriately selected kinetic models, were developed to simulate the processes of chlorine decay, pathogen inactivation and the formation of potentially carcinogenic by-products in disinfection contact tanks (CTs).

The desired responses are incorporated through appropriately chosen reference models.

A similar and equally interesting analysis could be extended to some indicator of welfare or health so as to incorporate more appropriately the potential negative effects of under-skilling on workers well-being.

Each 'loss-augmented' maximization, in turn, is easily performed by modifying the original RAF inference procedure to incorporate an appropriately defined additional scoring matrix, φ0 i, j; k, l), with fixed weight w0=1.

Since the allelic frequency of PTPN22+1858T varies considerably among different populations, for example, within Caucasian populations in Europe it varies from 2 to 3% in the south of Europe to >10% in Scandinavian countries [ 19] it is important to incorporate an appropriately large group of controls with a homogeneous origin.

Since we have fixed within-study variances, we need to tell proc mixed to incorporate this appropriately; this can be accomplished by using a weight, w i = 1 / σ i 2. The random option induces a random effect (here study) with associated variance component τ, which is estimated.

The proposed methodology also guides designers in enhancing the maintainability of a system by appropriately incorporating tribo-features.

Nardone-Prewo's equation based on Modified Shear Lag theory is used for estimating the enhanced matrix strength but appropriately incorporating the effect of the matrix strengthening as well.

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Appropriately incorporating such phenotypic information into phylodynamic studies remains an outstanding challenge.

Determining optimal ways to educate both patients and providers, and strategies for appropriately incorporating this information into clinical decision-making are needed.