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"Modal approach" is used to derive mobility expressions for the finite beam.

Thus, canonical – modal approach is of less use studying such motions.

The fictitious mass modal approach is adopted in order to use the consistent modal co-ordinates for the structures with non-linearity.

A numerical modal approach is then used to evaluate the full-scale dynamics of the building and the corresponding internal loads due to wind action.

A modal approach is introduced to determine the modal performance conveniently using the mass ratio and the modal electromechanical coupling coefficient, and the required modal parameters are derived using the finite element method.

In this paper, a modal approach is proposed that provides a more accurate and less conservative estimate of direct shear, the transient dynamic shear response developed within a few milliseconds of pressure wave arrival, than the estimate based on SDOF.

Since the multi-modal approach is not evaluated prospectively so far, the impact of surgery on MPM is still debated [ 7].

For patients with ID the multi-modal approach is significantly effective in producing a quicker return to sporting activity with newer treatments such as the use of radiofrequency denervation (RFD) of the inguinal ligament also providing some significant benefit [ 21].

Another advantage of the cross-modal approach is that performance effects cannot be attributed to peripheral factors such as masking (e.g., the inability to detect targets because they are masked by distracters); instead, they can be attributed to central factors within the cognitive system.

As a uni-modal approach was not adopted to address a single risk factor, it is unclear as to what the specific mechanism of improvement was or what component of the protocol resulted in injury prevention.

Whilst a multi-modal approach was adopted, we speculate that the most significant difference between the control and the intervention groups was the inclusion of a significant amount of HVLA manipulation, as soft tissue therapies were habitually administered to the athletes in this cohort.