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Contemporary protocols utilise a combination of transurethral tumour resection, concurrent radiation and radiosensitising chemotherapy, and often adjuvant chemotherapy.

The programs may utilise a combination of health professionals (physiotherapists, occupational therapists, nurses and dieticians), trained health educators, mental health workers, and occasionally physicians, for program delivery.

There are a number of models which outline learning styles, the VARK model proposes four learning styles, visual, auditory, reading/writing and kinaesthetic as well as multi-modal learners who utilise a combination of all four styles.

Evidence-based smoking cessation services provided by the UK National Health Service (NHS) utilise a combination of behavioural support and pharmacotherapy [ 1] and increase 12-month quit rates from 2-52-5%aided to 15-20% [ 2, 3].

The research took a similar approach to other recent 'policy ethnographies' that utilise a combination of non-participant observation, interviews and documentary analysis to examine NHS management processes [ 2- 4].

The higher majority (69%%) utilise a combination of cloud services and internally owned applications (i.e. hybrid IT) for organisation's needs (Fig. 3).

The peak global warming potential, i.e. a fully fossil fuel dependent system, is recorded at 1.73 × 109 kg CO2 eq./year whilst the lowest achievable global warming potential is 2.18 × 107 kg CO2 eq./year when utilising a combination of photovoltaics, carbon capture integrated with combined cycle gas turbine in addition to the integrated negative emission achieving system.

Previously we conducted a pilot study to assess the feasibility of utilising a combination of preoperative physical conditioning and mental stress reduction combined with metabolic therapy in cardiac surgery patients [ 18].

Hybrid systems, which, less expensively, just send unusual data, or which stream by utilising a combination of satellites, the internet and the latest antennas technology, are what we are likely to see established within the next six months.

In this paper, a simplified micro-model approach utilising a combination of plasticity-based constitutive models and the extended finite element method (XFEM) is proposed.

The effectiveness of the program in detecting damages in flat plates has been tested through utilising a combination of computer simulations and experimental tests.