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The number of posts is outlined in terms of the three broad thematic categories.

The design strategy of such bioinspired gradients is outlined in terms of the geometry of constituents.

In Section 3 details of the L2-IBI product are outlined in terms of format and meaning of each parameter.

A comparison is made with previous results derived for a surface DIM1 electrodimerization mechanism, and diagnostic criteria are outlined in terms of the peak parameter values.

Key main implications for future automation are outlined, in terms of display design, automation reliability and the operation of multiple tools designed and developed separately.

The design conditions are outlined in terms of linear matrix inequalities to possess a stable structure that is closest to optimal asymptotic properties.

Using the Southern Prealps region in France and the East Coast North Island region of New Zealand as 'study sites', past and current revegetation efforts were compared to address steepland were compared degradation, and have outlined both physical and historical similarities and differences between them have been outlined in terms of problem recognition and policy and landscape responses (Table 4).

Some limitations of the present study need to be outlined, in terms of small sample size and all patients enrolled are referred to one single NICU and may be not representative of the preterm infants population.

In this paper, a mathematical model of human thermal regulation is outlined in general terms before specific aspects of the method used to simulate various kinds of clothing and active heating/cooling devices are discussed.

The terms of the competition were outlined in an issue of the journal from a couple of months earlier: readers were asked to "quote the most striking passage known to you from George Eliot's writings: not to exceed thirty words".

All the characteristics and laboratory data between ISSNHL patients group and control group are outlined in Table 2. Groups were similar in terms of age, sex, and body mass index (BMI) (P > 0.05).