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This study was structured as a dose-escalation using a modified Fibonacci design to govern dose escalation towards a MTD (Fig 1).

There's a beautiful formality to it: it's so structured, but then there's the escalation.

The escalation in collateral payments was also laid out in documents Nomura presented to the court on Aug. 17 when the bank sought to have Structured Credit liquidated.

The bias is caused by the tariff escalation structure.

In addition, the capacity of IMRT to limit dose to normal tissue structures may also allow dose escalation and differential dose painting, thereby accomplishing 'in-field tumour boosting' (Butler et al, 1999).

First is the normative research pathway followed in mainstream law schools, which focuses on the function and structure of case-filing procedures, the escalation of standards for case filing, and legitimacy constraints introduced by changes in legal policy (Zhang 2009b).

The second characteristic is that the tariff structure exhibits a pattern of valueadded tariff escalation.

We first hierarchically structure all possible adaptation actions into so-called escalation levels.

For example, the geographic structure of the interaction may prevent the relentless escalation through the acquisition of new defense mechanisms that may replace the original one in some populations (e.g., Benkman 1999; Benkman et al. 2003).

This technology offers highly conformal treatment and may allow clinicians to achieve dose escalation in the tumour while simultaneously sparing normal structures.

Escalation in the cost of repair and rehabilitation of concrete structures which develop distress much earlier than the design service life has turned the focus on the durability aspect of concrete.