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It has been tested in several studies and proven appropriate for use in nursing home practice and for international comparisons of care dependency [ 38, 39].

4– 6, 9, 10 However, although BSFs use simple technology that has been proven appropriate for many developing countries, few field studies have evaluated how effective and sustainable they are beyond six years.

Some, like "Wu Sun Fights the Tiger," lent themselves to the fairy tale's confrontational moments, while "Selling Water," in which a servant counts flowers, proved appropriate for a different scene.

Out of the six currently available functions, the Kishi Chen and Richard Abbott models were proved appropriate for fitting experimental M ϕ data for RCC.

Two second-degree polynomial regression equations proved appropriate for describing the subjective preferences of 1024 × 768 and 800 × 600 resolutions at each level of column ratio.

Since two of the 12 studies had only two levels of diversity where species composition was also replicated (Wageningen, 1 and 8 species; BioGEN, 1 and 4 species) we restricted the model to fitting simple linear regressions only (the linear regression with species richness on a log2 scale approach that has proved appropriate for the analysis of many biodiversity experiments).

TLDAs have proved appropriate for assessment of FFPE samples [ 7].

This data set proved appropriate for re-analysis to predict cold-induced angiogenic genes in skeletal and heart muscle tissues.

The questionnaire has proved appropriate for use in non clinical settings when measuring general level of posttraumatic stress is of interest rather than the PTSD diagnosis.

Such GTPase reporter mice will facilitate future comparisons between different small G proteins tremendously, and different strains will doubtless prove appropriate for different applications.

Recently, Hu et al.[9] proved appropriate duality theorems for a second-order dual model of (P) under η-pseudobonvexity/η-quasibonvexity assumptions.