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A design chart is also derived to allow a design of laser-welded joints with virtually equal strength of base metal and weld zone.

The results obtained furnish a link between structural features of these molecules and their photo- and cytotoxic activities to allow a design of new compounds of this class with the tuning of biological properties.

A design brief may provide some direction to initial design activity, but rarely sets sufficient bounds on it to allow a design team to know when their efforts are adequate, or not, to fulfil the requirements.

We have not inflated the sample size to allow a design effect for clustering by therapist.

To detect a 20% reduction in falls and a 15% reduction in injuries with 90% power at the 0.05 level of significance (two sided test), we needed 329 residents for falls and 235 residents for injuries, based on a baseline proportion of 46% falling and 30% sustaining injury over a year and inflating raw estimates to allow a design effect of 3.2 for falls and 1.8 for injuries.

The potential advantage is to allow a single design quantile to maintain a more uniform reliability over a wider range of design parameters.

Accurate coupled vibro-acoustic FE models of such cavities are required so as to allow a reliable design and analysis.

To allow a simple design and satisfactory control of the arena floor temperature, we chose to use an array of 25 Peltier elements (arranged in a 5×5 grid; each one measuring 4×4 cm; Figure 1 & S1A).

Since product ergonomics is an interdisciplinary science, the designer has to possess wide range of knowledge and also experience to allow a holistic design approach to reach the expected human-product performance and safety [ 5].

According to Mr. Becker, the M2010 standard was designed in consultation with helmet manufacturers, to allow a single helmet design to pass all the world's major standards.

The number of participating hospitals in the study is too small to allow a controlled study design.