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Questionnaires used are provided as Additional files 1 and 2. The first round sought initial views of participants, which were summarised and redistributed to the group.

Results do not contradict epidemiological knowledge from older investigations, which were summarised in two reviews by Ahlbom et al (2000) and Greenland et al (2000).

Data from free-living were pre-processed and modelled using a branched equation framework to estimate intensity time-series, which were summarised over time as daily Physical physical activity energy expenditure (PAEE) (kJ/kg per d).

Secondary outcomes were analysed using Cox regression models (for time to event outcomes); linear regression models for dermatology life quality index, EQ-5D, and EQ-VAS (adjusted for baseline values), and for self reported pain (which were summarised using area under the curve); proportional odds models for ordered categorical outcomes; and logistic regression models for binary outcomes.

The centre has also produced an international comparison of Glasgow with Gothenburg in Sweden, another industrial maritime city, which is summarised in a short film.

Several empirical selection methods have been reported, a number of which are summarised in this review.

The design is then accomplished using an iterative procedure, which is summarised by algorithms.

Figure 1 shows the PL spectra of all these NAAMs, the characteristics of which are summarised in Table 1.

We train on three sets of features - spatial interactions, social interactions, and multilayer features which are summarised in Table 2.

There have been significant advances in recent years in the understanding and treatment of social phobia, which are summarised in this Special Issue.

The lattice-reduced channel matrix (tilde {mathbf {H}}) can be obtained from the complex LLL (CLLL) algorithm, which is summarised in Table 1.