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The review summaries methods and methodologies applied and key findings from a large number of studies.

These high burnup scenarios encourage a review of the computational tools to find out possible weaknesses in the nuclear data libraries, in the methodologies applied and their applicability range.

This is not only because of the highly sophisticated methodologies applied and the complex logistics or equipment needed, but also because it requires a willingness and ability of scientists of many different disciplines, nationalities, and cultures to interact closely and constructively.

Substantially less research has focused on the sensitivity of the assessment results to the choice of indicators and the assessment methodologies applied, and on related uncertainties in overall evaluation of environmental status of an ecosystem.

Preliminary evaluations are also reported in order to assess the robustness and reliability of the methodology applied and the results obtained.

The IDAP is a more detailed method of assessment focusing the parchment folio, its specific areas and quantification of data (the methodology applied and results can be found in the original master's dissertation) [1].

This paper presents the results of this research by discussing STS cranes' terminal operations and the volatility of their energy demand in section 2. Both the methodology applied and the study's relevance are presented in this section as well.

These management factors were considered via a sensitivity analysis of a financial cash flow model of different scenarios of revegetation projects with respect to scale of operation of projects, quantification methodology applied, and type of payment contract.

Eligible reviews were compared in respect of the methodology applied and the selection of primary studies.

Benach et al.[ 27] found a negative association for prostate cancer and deprivation with Index 1; however, found no association with Index 2. Our hypothesis is that the differences found in the literature are caused mainly by the lack of robustness of the statistical methodology applied and the lack of robustness of the spatial adjustment applied.

Table 3 describes the main methodologies applied in Italy and Spain, and their corresponding empirical experiences.