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There is something fascinating about presenting everyday mundanities in a format that, at a glance, summarises the experience of being alive.

This paper reviews typical plasma facing Tile Assembly designs within the JET torus and summarises the experience gained for use in future machine applications.

This paper reviews the requirements and procedures for control of the interface between the operator, the CSU and users, presents performance measures for key aspects, and summarises the experience of the UKAEA in the operation of JET.

The paper summarises the experiences of integrating the components in a context-oriented system for activity interpretation based on task-driven processing of the components.

Box 4 summarises the experiences more evident in the South Asian participants in this study.

These skills are particularly critical for primary care doctors because they are the first contact point for patients, and should aim to provide continual and comprehensive care to patients.> This article summarises the experiences of the sampled doctors in treating patients with OAB in Hong Kong, thus the findings are specific to Hong Kong.

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We also summarised the experience of endoscopic surgery for the treatment of SICH.

The pictures made it possible for them to recall and express further their experience of physical therapy, as well as to summarise the experience that they had previously narrated.

To develop our matrix for the cross case analysis, 21 we closely read five participant data sets and then developed, from the data, a template for summarising the experience of hip fracture recovery for each patient carer dyad.

With regard to surgery, a recent meta-analysis has examined survival in patients aged ≥80 years undergoing conventional isolated AVR. 2 From the analysis of 48 studies summarising the experience of three decades, Vasques et al 2 reported a pooled death rate at 2 years of 16.4%9595% CI 14.4% to 18.4%), which is clearly a more favourable outcome than has commonly been thought so far.