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Nets. Chen et. al. developed a novel toxicity score in order to quantitatively characterize each DLT experienced by a patient [10]. As described in the previous section, the original methodology of EWOC only incorporated binary outcomes, which does not take into account the levels of the DLT. Using the NCI’s guidelines for assessing the DLT, Chen developed the following score (NETS) [10]. 1 Σ exp.α + x. XXx xx,x Xx,x − 0XX X x=0 Xx = 6 Gi,max − 1 + 1 + exp. α + β j=1 . ΣJi Gi,max − 0 Xx,xxx XX xx,x Gi,j
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Nets. The nets are sprung and parents, coaches and players should be aware that the balls may rebound off of these. Nets should ALWAYS be drawn closed to protect windows. Players should not lean on or push off the nets as this will cause damage. Only players and coaches are permitted in the nets/gym area. Please do not venture round the side or back of the net as the net is in progress.
Nets. The District shall replace all worn, damaged, or stolen nets and center straps with equal quality nets as used at other City tennis facilities (including installation).
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