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It was proposed that 'an inventory of examples of translation and utilisation' should be collated and organized around a payback framework consisting of impacts of health research on policy, practice and the public and how this led to improvements in health.

A future aim should be to determine retest reliability and predictive validity of the inventory, for example the associations of NARQ scales with clinically relevant behavioral outcomes, to further corroborate the instruments validity and practical utility.

Some websites have large inventories of authentic examples and informative articles.

The SDC is thus more suitable than the NEDC that is currently in use in Singapore; the SDC can be used to generate more accurate fuel consumption and emissions ratings for various uses (for example, inventory of vehicular emissions and fuel economy labelling).

In the absence of emotional insight, for example, an inventory of the items in Birkeland's divorce settlement is as flat as a laundry list.

The table below shows the phonemic inventory of Classical Nahuatl as an example of a typical Nahuan language.

For example, the inventory of 844 macroalgae for India [23] would most likely be close to complete, given the extensive sampling and geographical limits of the macroalgal habitats.

For example, the inventory of changes in root system architecture (RSA) as a plant adaptation to nutrient stress can be influenced by the presence of traces of nutrients in different brands or even batches of agar as reported for the Pi starvation response [ 1].

Instruments used in this study were not specifically developed for or validated with Mandaean refugees; for example, the Inventory of Complicated Grief was originally developed in North America [ 45], and the HTQ and HSCL were developed/adapted for use with refugees from South East Asia [ 16, 19].

The recovery was driven by increases in production and declining inventories — for example, assembly-line workers turning stockpiles of iron and steel into cars.

Or perhaps it has been because of improved management skills —business learning not to overstock inventories, for example.