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This study capitalises on the availability of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health Related Problems, 10th Revision (ICD-10), Australian Modification (ICD-10-AM) codes which allow for sports injuries to be specifically identified.
This study capitalises on a natural experiment of withdrawal of a long-standing GP and the introduction (2-years later) of a new GP practice operated by the RFDS.
This study capitalises on the availability of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health Related Problems (ICD), 10th Revision, Australian Modification, external cause chapter activity codes, which allow for sports injuries to be specifically identified in routine data collections coded to the ICD.
Dirty Work capitalises on Uptown Funk's disco-band style – his voice is as creamily palatable as Bruno Mars's – but manages to sound even more fun than its predecessor.
Visual artists from Degas to Rick Guest have found inspiration in dancers' forms, and most of the time their work capitalises on the kinetic heft of graceful bodies.
Furthermore, our study capitalises upon national data with roadway-scaled measures of neighbourhood food resource availability within 3 km residential network buffers for each observation.
T-Series, which currently has 59.8 million subscribers, capitalises on one of the biggest industries in the world (Bollywood) in the second most populated countries in the world (India, with 1.3 billion people).
He said: There is an element of the report that capitalises on the opportunities for investments in adaptation.
The advantages of this strategy are that it allows the interviewer to better explain the tasks involved in the survey, and it capitalises on access to the participant afforded by the trial, thereby minimising both the risk of non-response and the costs associated with administration.
The nested study design utilizing the EPIC samples uniquely capitalises on the fact that DNA was extracted from individuals who were healthy and subsequently went on to develop disease.
"There are great opportunities for an Australia that capitalises on this vision – as one of the sunniest and windiest countries in the world, Australia can lead the transition to a clean energy powered future.
