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This study develops on the findings of previous studies because it: a) explores the range of 'risky' products marketing within sporting matches; b) looks at how the marketing of these products may vary; and c) provides the first detailed examination of the promotion of these products during the National Rugby League SOO series.

The assessment was carried out through a suitable Finite Element (FE) study developed on a set of externally strengthened Reinforced Concrete (RC) beams.

The results of an experimental study, developed on a membrane bioreactor/membrane contactor pilot plant, aimed at drinking water denitrification are presented and discussed.

This is an observational, retrospective study developed on databases, and does not include any intervention or randomisation, thus it does not imply any additional risk to patients and cannot result in the prescription of any drug.

The present work provides a review of thirty nine studies developed on CWs implemented in Brazil to remove wastewater contaminants.

Some of these different studies developed on WS used a high quantity of water, chemical reagent and solvent and generated high levels of effluent and produced fermentation inhibitors, which have a severe environmental impact (Table  2).

Studies developed on different carcinoma localizations such as breast cancer [ 10, 11] have proved that MUC1 mucin can elicit a humoral immune response; furthermore, we have detected free and complexed anti-MUC1 antibodies in serum samples belonging to breast cancer patients [ 12].

The present study develops an alternative perspective on the response of premixed flames to flow perturbations.

Both strains of M. bovis used in the present study developed biofilms on cement, ceramic, and stainless steel surfaces.

In comparison, less than 10 percent of the children who did not have sleep issues at the start of the study developed them later on.

This study developed anthropometric information on U.S. firefighters to guide fire-apparatus seat and seatbelt designs and future standards development.