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Shortly thereafter, Kummer & Dessler published a paper noting that this issue could potentially bring the climate sensitivity estimates from the energy budget method in line with estimates from climate models and paleoclimate studies.

This indicates that RVSIM method, in line with the subjective perception of HVS, can work well in indicating the image quality.

Also, O3 molecule has a bent structure with calculated O O bond length of 1.278 Å and O O O bond angle of 117°, based on GGA method, in line with previously reported theoretical and experimental values [59, 60].

This brings the CRED evaluation method in line with the demands of current regulatory frameworks, such as REACH, WFD, and authorization of plant protection products, biocides, and pharmaceuticals, which recommend the use of all available relevant information.

Radical innovation is understood as a totally new product, process, marketing method or organisational method, in line with the Schumpeterian definition (Schumpeter, 1934 [2012]), while an incremental innovation is understood as a step-by-step improvement of existing solutions (Fagerberg et al. 2005).

Beijing knows this and wants to change the collection method in line with international practice.

The AMA moved to shape the threat, suggesting that chiropractors could gain legitimacy if they abandoned some of their claims about its efficacy and brought their methods in line with those of modern medicine.

A rational update of classical methods in line with recent advances in psychometrics and supported by open source software is expected to improve data homogeneity, and Reduce and Refine animal use in accord with the '3R' principles.

Results are presented for a wide set of beam geometries and loading cases and a proposal for the definition of the partial safety factor γrd is presented for the various methods, in line with the target failure probability of EN 1990.

In Lithuania, sample selection employed methods in line with consensus recommendations for population-based burden-of-headache studies.

The EC funded project, OSIRIS, is working on integrating different methods in line with the REACH legislation [34], further discussion of which can be found on the RAINBOW project website [35].