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Luigi Piccinato, one of the founding fathers of Italian urban planning, claimed that it was possible to define a typology of cities – radial, grid, port-cities, etc.- to which corresponded a repertory of possible plans; Giovanni Astengo promoted a scientific approach to land use planning in a direct dialogue with the Athen's Charter of the Modern Movement.

To solve this issue, we chose a cutoff for positivity, which corresponded to a specificity of 100%.

Respondents were required to rate, on a 5-point Likert-type scale, ranging from 'Fully agree', which corresponded to a score of five to 'Fully disagree', which corresponded to a score of one.

A total of 109 questionnaires were completed, which corresponded to a response rate of 70.8%.

The other followed the ball, and depending on its position on the pitch, called out numbers which corresponded to a grid printed in the Radio Times.

The load was 2.3 N, which corresponded to a maximal Hertz contact pressure of 29 MPa.

The critical HRT for both compounds was approximately 1 d, which corresponded to a velocity of 21.2 cm d−1.

In the end, 1,373 data sets were recorded in time, which corresponded to a stability of 99.49%.

Values ±2 × standard deviation were considered statistically significant, which corresponded to a threshold of ±1.96.

This resulted in 19 protein clusters, each of which corresponded to a different protein type.

We selected to use a sample of 3774, which corresponded to an average cluster size of n = 50.