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Chromium exposure was traditionally evaluated by measuring chromium levels in blood and/or urine.

Introduction Levels of analgesia under sedation are traditionally evaluated by clinical signs such as an increase in heart rate (HR), blood pressure, lacrimation and defensive movements.

This paper is part of a research project that started from the consideration that thunderstorms are transient phenomena with short duration and the structural response to transient phenomena, most notably to earthquakes, is traditionally evaluated by the response spectrum technique.

In [6] and references therein, the approximation J[ρ0] ≈ CJ[∫ρ06/5d r1]5/3 is also discussed (see some more remarks in ' Some numerical illustration' section and Appendix 4) which, similar to Equation 5 as mentioned, allows numerical integration for GTO and STO basis sets as well, while J[ρ0] is traditionally evaluated effectively and analytically with GTO basis sets.

Innovative design is traditionally evaluated by novelty and usefulness, however what about design noted for pure beauty?

This traditional lens is how technology products have been traditionally evaluated - i.e., with a specific interface and set of functionalities.

The enzymatic conversion of IP6 to IP7 (IP6-Kinase reactiors) or IP7 to IP8 (IP7-kinase reactions) are traditionally evaluated using a radiolabeled precursor such 3H-IP6 or 32P-IP6 which unfortunately are not commercially available.

Hand OA is traditionally evaluated by CR.

The effectiveness of remediation strategies is traditionally evaluated from the disappearance of the chemical of interest.

Biomass, for example, is traditionally evaluated by harvesting yield plots with a field chopper.

Oral health status in India is traditionally evaluated using clinical indices.