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Before we depart, we fortify ourselves in the hotel's breakfast room, which provides a robust sampling of fruit and yogurt, cheeses, meats and bread and juice and coffee.

The ability to assemble large amounts of off-target organellar data with such methods further results in a robust sampling of alternative genomic histories.

NEDS is a useful research tool, being the largest US all-payer ED davailablevailable to the public, containing a robust sample of nearly 30 million ED records each year.

Four of these challenges are considered in this paper: the site identification for providing a robust sample of the residents affected, the strategies used for measuring both exposure and response and the coordination between the teams carrying out the social survey and the vibration measurements.

Ideally, we would have sequenced a robust sample of the circulating viral population from epidemiologically unlinked individuals that corresponded to the HIV-1 subtype found in participants at each study site.

The original study design included recruiting a robust sample of gay/bisexual men using respondent-driven sampling.

Study strength is in the use of a national database that included a robust sample of residents weighted to reflect the demographics of the U.S. population.

Nevertheless, study strength is in the use of a national database that included a robust sample of residents weighted to reflect the demographics of the U.S. population.

One advantage of pooling data from 5 studies was that it provided a robust sample of men (n = 941) in which to evaluate the effects of levomilnacipran ER on depressive symptoms.

However, our study has several advantages: it provides a picture of both LP and AHD for two recent years, is based on a robust sample of individuals, has an almost-national geographical coverage, offers information on the testing attitude of individuals exposed to HIV infection based on the reasons for HIV testing.

This report builds upon a robust sample of almost 6 thousand students to add to the knowledge base of health science students' psychological distress, and provides insights into this important issue among an under-studied group of dental students, in Latin America.