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From this and other trials of longer duration, however, it is evident that HbA1c levels stabilize by 26 weeks, thus allowing a relevant estimate of treatment effect.

The number of original publications unambiguously addressing each pair of concepts is a relevant estimate of the research effort devoted to study the relationship between concepts, independent of the results of those studies.

Blood meal titers were assayed in C6/36 cells to provide a relevant estimate of viral infectivity to mosquito cells, whereas virus titers in mosquito heads and legs were assayed in Vero cells because we were interested in the eventual infectivity to a mammalian host.

This is a well-developed method of rank-ordering items based on how each respondent ranks each item in relation to the others, and may provide a more relevant estimate of the relative usage and preference within our survey population by incorporating more in-depth information [6].

Biomarkers measured in maternal urine collected during pregnancy and in child urine are likely to give a more relevant estimate of phthalate exposure than dust concentration, but the low ICCs reported for phthalates in urine collected during pregnancy and childhood [ 17, 38]) suggest that repeated measurements would be needed.

Thus, the current analysis may provide a more clinically relevant estimate of the cost-effectiveness of pregabalin in Japan.

In comparison to data from randomised controlled trials, registry data reflecting clinical practice give a more clinically relevant estimate of clinical events as well as TVR rates.

Travel time is, arguably, the most relevant estimate of distance, but its calculation introduces further specificities, as temporal anomalies are added to the local features, further reducing its generality.

Where this parameter changes in response to intervention pressure, such changes typically reflect successful control and altered vector population composition [ 5– 11] so the most immediately relevant estimate of this parameter is the baseline value (π i,0) in the pre-intervention scenario before the effective scale up of those interventions (Ω = 0).

The Zimbabwe FRR had been recommended as the default FRR value to use in settings that do not have a locally-relevant estimate of the FRR for the BED assay [18]; however, the universal applicability of the Zimbabwe FRR is unclear given that the FRR was estimated to be 1.7% in neighboring South-Africa [23].

49 In addition to assessing these price differentials, the proportion of the food costs which are taxes will give a policy-relevant estimate of the scope for food fiscal policies.