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Andrew Mueller Yates delivers a typically measured exploration of ingrained homophobia in black and Asian communities.

The result was a measured, focused exploration of invisible forces and weights: Atlas not shrugging, but undulating.

All previous studies of object recognition memory after anterior thalamic damage in rats have measured the spontaneous exploration of new and old items within a large arena.

Darwin's work on HMS Beagle was in large measure an exploration of replacement patterns of "allied forms" of endemic species in time and in space.

The Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory™ Version 4.0 Generic Core Scales (PedsQL™) [ 9] is one of the most commonly used generic measures for exploration of HRQOL in both healthy children and different cohorts of children with various diagnoses.

Reproducible technical standards for the performance of TEG®/ROTEM® were lacking, and inconsistent reporting of 2 × 2 tables precluded calculation of summary diagnostic test-performance measures and exploration of threshold effects.

Outcome measures relating to the self-efficacy, satisfaction and ratings of the importance of information and feeling informed were developed for this study because of the lack of existing measures and exploration of their psychometric properties and sensitivity to change, and their suitability for people with aphasia would be valuable.

Over the past few years, two approaches to the assessment of spatial-emotional interactions have emerged: the assessment of emotion using subjective self-reported measures and the exploration of objective physiological measures of emotional arousal using ambulatory sensing techniques.

2. To evaluate bone health Estimation of bone mineralisation as measured by DEXA and exploration of the correlation of lumbar spine bone mineral density (LS-BMD) with trabecular volumetric BMD as measured by pQCT.

Estimation of bone integrity as measured by pQCT and exploration of the correlation of the strength-strain index (SSI) with the occurrence of fractures.

However, only recently exploration and exploitation measures were presented in a quantitative way enabling to measure amounts of exploration and exploitation.