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This new calibrated database represents appropriately the wave climate characteristics since 1948 and aims to be the longest and up-to-date wave dataset for global wave climate variability analysis as well as for many coastal engineering applications.

We conclude that the role found for multimorbidity (measured by CIRS) represents appropriately the perspective of primary care, where patients suffer from more than one index disease, and balancing care and treatment together with the patient is crucial.

Vodafone, which is led by the Italian Vittorio Colao, said that while the outcome of the Brexit negotiations remained uncertain, the company intended to beef up its "regulatory and public policy activities in Brussels to ensure [that] the group's substantial businesses within the European Union continue to be represented appropriately".

It was shown that all the fatigue test data could be represented appropriately by the prediction equation.

It is concluded that both V/A ratio and effective duration significantly influence the damage potential of earthquake ground motions, although they are not represented appropriately by the spectral definitions of earthquake excitations in seismic design codes.

Is human behavior represented appropriately in these models?

Given the variety of fourth hurdle procedures, the fourth hurdle of these other technologies may not be represented appropriately by procedures aimed at dealing with new pharmaceuticals.

However, as with all methodologies, these models have many limitations, inherent but inadequate assumptions, and lack the flexibility required to represent appropriately clinical reality [ 27].

It is imperative that the framework built for managing the InterProScan analyses is highly configurable, so that the heterogeneous nature of the different applications can be represented appropriately, and the software can run in a multitude of computing environments.

IMS' private practice database does not capture data from every US private practice, therefore to ensure that the data represent appropriately the US population, the data were projected up to Primary Census Statistical Areas (PCSAs).

Chemical fingerprints obtained by chromatographic techniques are strongly recommended for the purpose of quality control of herbal medicines, since they might represent appropriately the chemical integrities of the herbal medicines and therefore be used for authentication and identification of the herbal products [ 31].