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In this study, a tool with good properties was constructed for diagnosis of COPD, comprising 12 sociodemographic characteristics, previous and present toxic exposure and smoking history, in addition to chronic respiratory symptoms.

Additionally, realistic benchmark instances with varying size and properties are constructed.

Semivariograms of all properties were constructed, standardized, and compared to estimate the spatial variability of the soil properties in the area.

Noncovalent entities (consisting of liposomes, phyto-nanosilver and carbon nanotubes) with interesting properties were constructed by a "green" bottom-up method.

In the probabilistic model, statistical models of the random parameters including geometrical dimensions, fiber orientation angles and material properties were constructed.

Twelve full-scale STCS specimens with various geometric properties were constructed and tested statically in the lab, in order to obtain the strength as well as the failure modes of typical STCS's.

A composite structures composed of eight solid relevant layers (including the pia, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), dura maters) with different mechanical properties are constructed to mimic the heterogeneous human head.

The polymer beads which possessed improved physical properties were constructed using polymerization of styrene monomer added with divinylbenzene.

Hence, complex mental processes and psychological properties are constructed on the basis of the properties and relations of those "reals" we may identify as souls.

We believe that our results in Theorem 1 and Theorem 2, in which a fundamental solution with satisfactory properties is constructed for ((mathcal{IP}2)), are of some independent interest.

Russell later summarized the attitude of his logical atomist period by writing that "it seemed to result that none of the raw material of the world has smooth logical properties, but that whatever appears to have such properties is constructed artificially in order to have them" (IPOM, xi).