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In addition to and as a consequence of systematically identifying low-value clinical practices, this review will also produce a list of clinical practices for which the evidence of benefit is either a RCT or systematic review/meta-analysis published in the three general medical journals with the highest impact factor, and thus should be considered to represent best practice.

For one site (PAL, sandy-loam soil), BEST-steady provided the lowest RMSD value (0.0893 cm3cm−3) among the considered algorithms, but the water retention was systematically overestimated as a consequence of a relatively higher difference between field and lab saturated soil water contents.

As a consequence of these relations, it is possible to systematically establish how the blocked reactions are connected through the gap metabolites.

To get a sense of the source and motivation of this transformation, we are now systematically gathering information on changes in student and educator attitude as a consequence of a variety of experiences, including this course.

"Making together a consequence of America".

Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.

These values are systematically lower [0.013(4)–0.014(4) Å] than those obtained using the Bragg-rod approach (Table 1) possibly as a consequence of layer bending [70].

Physical properties of coal that often vary systematically with coal rank (Figueiredo and Moulijn 1986) and changes in these properties upon heating are to a large extent a consequence of its physical structure as well.

And as a consequence of, what?

A consequence of not sharing.

As a consequence, RMA systematically underestimates the change of the expression values especially at high and small transcript concentrations (see also [ 5] for a detailed discussion).