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Further we were able to examine if exercise induced changes in waist circumference are independent of weight loss.

All the studies were above our quality threshold and we were not able to examine if caesarean section mode of delivery accounted for significant heterogeneity.

We will thus also be able to examine if and how online psychological treatments can be integrated into regular in- and outpatient settings.

Furthermore, we were able to examine if severity of MDD influenced the risk of endorsement of DLE we predicted that those with more severe MDD would be more likely to endorse DLE compared with those with milder forms of MDD.

By specifying age as a pair-specific fixed effect covariate, we were able to examine if there were significant intra-pair differential DNA methylation patterns that were age-dependent.

By comparing the fertility estimates that are based on (i) the prospective study design and (ii) the retrospective design, we are able to examine if the latter type of study produces fertility measures that are different from those stemming from the complete information of the prospective study.

Because the DNO and NR were labeled with fluorescent Cy5 oligonucleotides, we were able to examine via AGE if low divalent cation conditions may cause a loss of molecular cargo attached to the nanostructures.

In a normal court case, every one of those issues -- what evidence Brady should get, who he should be able to examine, what if anything he did wrong, and what consequences would be fair and appropriate -- would be decided by a judge or jury.

If, however, historians are able to examine his domestic achievement strictly on their merits, it is possible that it will reckoned as of historic importance but also some that have taken place in these last few troubled years.

We are able to examine the brain in better detail than ever before; if we were only using 10% of it, at least one scientist would have written about it but none has.

Image what would happen if high school seniors were able to examine, analyze, study, explore read, understand, discuss, and debate material like this.