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This "time-dependent" or "immortal time" bias was unaccounted for in the study by He et al., which further makes interpretation of findings from that study difficult (13).

Two markers (rs12611091 and rs7246479) at this region were detected as significant signals only in the study by He et al. [ 13].

Our results support the study by He et al. [ 4] that transgene silencing is dominated by the status of the promoter.

A recent example is the study by He et al (2008), in which the human anti-sense transcriptome was characterised by a tag-based approach on the Illumina GA instrument (Illumina, Inc, San Diego, CA, USA).

6 9 13 14 15 The TOHP study included two different cohorts (I and II) 17 and the study by He and coworkers provided separate findings for men and women or, alternatively, for normal weight and overweight participants.

Some reported the number of subjects exposed and the rate (number) of events across the distribution of salt intake; others reported differences in the event rate for a 100 mmol/day difference in sodium intake, as in the studies by He et al 9 and Tuomilehto et al. 13 In the last two cases we used the relative risk or hazard ratio reported by the authors for the analysis.

The elegant study by He et al. [19] on the analysis of cortical thickness intercorrelations exemplifies this difficulty, describing a structural network characterized by a long path length that is in direct contrast with the presently described shorter functional path length.

Mr. McElroy was a peer reviewer of the study by Mr. Pinter, and said he was not speaking as a representative of the geological survey.

Annualized bleeding rates were obtained for each subject by dividing his number of bleeds during the study by the number of days he was in the study, then multiplying by 365.25.

Still, he said, the study by the initial group in the School of Science at M.I.T. has been replicated in the institute's other schools.

Mr. Schumer said he commissioned the study by the General Accounting Office to learn from the way federal, state and local agencies reacted to last summer's outbreak.