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This chapter discusses techniques and knowledge-based control methodologies and introduces architecture for distributed control systems and its underlying methodological framework.

The underlying methodological assumption of Christology is that the New Testament contains the authentic and accurate record of Jesus, both explicitly and implicitly.

For this reason there is a wide consensus that the FLB is not to be considered any further unless the underlying methodological problems are solved.

There is an underlying methodological assumption that individuals should be associated with a geographic place, and a house or physical structure there.

In this article, we evaluate the first response [8] by the EU risk assessment body, EFSA, and the voiced criticism that focuses on the underlying methodological issues.

Nationwide population-based studies of these disorders are warranted but, in research-naïve and resource-poor countries such as Nepal, a host of underlying methodological problems are encountered including cultural, geographic, logistic and philosophical issues.

This initial paper focuses on the novel study design and methods created to evaluate these research questions and the rationale underlying these methodological decisions.

IN contributed data to the MONIKA database underlying this methodological investigation and critically revised this manuscript draft by bringing in ophthalmological expertise.

UH coordinated the MONIKA register trial underlying this methodological investigation and participated in this investigation's design, developed the issue of the manuscript and drafted its first version.

StS was principal clinical investigator for the MONIKA register underlying this methodological investigation and contributed a major part of its clinical patient data; furthermore she revised this manuscript draft by bringing in the trial site perspective.

Statistical heterogeneity in the meta-analysis indicates that there are underlying clinical and methodological differences (variations in populations, interventions and outcome assessments) between the studies.