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The findings in the first study grew out of a collaboration among a dozen leading researchers to reassess data from six large child-development studies performed since 1970.

To assess the effectiveness of this strategy in everyday pre-hospital practice, we reassessed the data presented in a previous paper [4] and performed this subgroup analysis of pre-hospital difficult airway situations in all emergency physician missions from 1 January 2006 to 31 December 2016, with the approval of the ethics committee for Lower Austria (GS1-EK-4/448-2016V).

All three thresher shark species were reassessed from Data Deficient to Vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) in 2007.

When judgments were discordant (about 5% of patients), the reviewers reassessed the data and reached a consensus decision.

When we reassessed the data in Figure 2A to include peptides labeled by only one ICAT reagent, we expanded the number of peptides to 862.

The same group reassessed their data by analyzing APOE ε4-positive and -negative subjects separately and dividing their histopathologic series into discovery and replication series [ 52].

The contractile response to 80 mM KCl was then reassessed and data was excluded from the analysis if the maximum final KCl-induced contraction in control rings was less than 90% of the initial KCl response.

Similarly, businesses will have the opportunity to thoroughly reassess their data collection practices, spot gaps or weaknesses and address them.

Thus, we decided to use expression ratios of pairwise sample comparisons to reassess the data correlations.

However, reassessing the data for 1.5 fold change did not show a bias toward increase in X-linked gene expression levels compared to the autosomes (data not shown).

We hope that our novel observation, i.e., that the increase in incidence of congenital malformations appears to be restricted to male infants only, will prompt authors of earlier publications to reassess their data.