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Table 9 System summary in terms of the ASR subsystem and STD subsystem employed.

A relative meso-scale vulnerability summary in terms of frequency of highest design level occurrences for wind, snow, earthquake loads and roof construction practices for wind and rain was developed.

In summary, in terms of time stretching, the Shazam, WavePrint, and our algorithm exhibit successive increased robustness, from less than ±5%, to less than ±20%, to bigger than ±30%.

In summary, in terms of WER, no considerable gain results if the value chosen for IBP is close to a peak point in Figure 5. On the other hand, we obtain a more efficient use of the HD system for the (1296,648) LDPC code by setting the value of IBP close to a valley point in Figure 5.

In summary, in terms of protein composition and structural features, the immature 30S subunits obtained with low salt buffer is quite similar to the late-stage Group IV particles identified in a previous time-resolved structural study (Mulder et al., 2010), confirming that they are a set of late-stage intermediates that are close to completion.

In summary, in terms of metabonomics, SCML patients differed from UCML, whereas RCML patients were similar to UCML patients.

Because there is some overlap in content between the IOM/NRC consensus reports and IOM workshop summaries in terms of coverage of health-related issues, we included both types of reports in this review.

The totality of Western criticism in the 20th century defies summary except in terms of its restless multiplicity and factionalism.

This will be done both in summary form in terms of incremental cost per QALY, and also using a 'disaggregated' approach where the extra costs are presented alongside the outcome gains in terms of improvements in pain, physical activity, mental well-being etc.

The cost-utility analysis will present the incremental cost of the extra benefit gained both in summary form in terms of incremental cost per QALY, and also using a 'disaggregated' approach where the extra costs are presented alongside the HRQOL dimensions such as pain.

The aim of the present study was to examine the psychometric properties of the SF-12 summary scores in terms of the measurement and conceptual model, sensitivity, "known groups" construct validity, convergent and divergent validity and concurrent (criterion) validity and, hence, to increase confidence in using the SF-12 in Greek studies as an alternative to the more time-demanding SF-36.