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The characteristic of our framework is that it considers a set of dimensions in each system, arguing that barriers or facilitators identified according to the CFIR'S "menu of constructs" could exist in these dimensions interacting with the intervention which should be examined in order to understand the implementation process.

The STAPLE algorithm considers a set of segmentations and computes a probabilistic estimate of the TS.

The computer code is based on a modified and improved differential smoke control model for the conditions in the floor spaces, stairwells and elevator shafts and it considers a complete set of variables that influence the motion of smoke throughout the building.

One explanation for the improved performance of our method is that it considers a larger set of ancestral interactions by not explicitly disallowing parsimonious interactions based solely on potentially misleading phylogenetic branch lengths.

Further, it considers a comprehensive set of change patterns.

The report does not present any one prevailing viewpoint, and Vatican officials said it should not be considered a set of Vatican-stamped rules for how to think about and respond to sexual abuse by priests.

When harmonic analysis is applied to image data, the discrete image can be seen as a two-dimensional signal and it is possible to consider a set of mathematical tools that perform a transformation suitable to extract some features otherwise difficult to be identified.

In the literature on many-valued logic it is sometimes proposed to consider a set of antidesignated values which not obligatorily constitute the complement of the set of designated values (see, e.g., (Rescher 1969), (Gottwald 2001)).

It is therefore necessary to consider a set of candidate reference genes and to choose the most stable subset for normalisation.

The process of choosing a cloud infrastructure can be slow, tedious and costly; it can also generate conflicts of interest considering a set of alternatives.

In order to demonstrate the features of the proposed approach, it is compared with two other methods considering a set of indices.