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The score in this exercise represented the time of completion, but each transgression from the path was penalized with additional time.

Call them wargames or strategic simulations, this exercise represents just one possibility among many of what may come in Cleveland this July.

Regardless, we believe that this exercise represents a fair encapsulation of the status of the literature.

The instructor said the exercises represented only a few of the "many hijacking scenarios" marshals might encounter.

The exercise represented for the first time the use of standard protocols and formats that effectively support cross-domain unmanned system operations.

18 In conclusion, this consensus exercise represents the views of a group of experts and provides a list of supportive features that are considered central to diagnosing ELPV.

This gigantic exercise represents a dramatic effort of will by governments and partners, and  relies on hundreds of thousands of health workers and volunteers who will be administering the drops to all children under the age of five, irrespective of their previous immunization status.

This 'system mapping' exercise represents a comparison of the health care systems found in each jurisdiction relating to cancer diagnosis, is reported elsewhere (Brown S, Rubin G, Castelli M, Hunter DJ, Erskine J, Vedsted P, Foot C: How might health care systems influence speed of cancer diagnosis: a narrative review, in preparation).

The inclusion of patients in the consensus exercise represents a particular strength of this study.

This is surprising given the additional metabolic cost of performing two additional sets of exercise representing 2,592 additional repetitions across eight weeks.

He believes that exercise represents the first clear behavioural link between depression and a dysfunctional immune system.