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Notably, there was an increase in the overall detection rate of genomic imbalances with CMA V5 (8.9%) relative to CMA V4 (7.6%) (Table 1), indicating that the increase in coverage of genomic disorder regions in the array enables additional imbalances to be identified in these screening tests even in the absence of case selection on the basis of normal cytogenetic studies.

Some additional imbalances which occured only in few entities at high levels are listed in Table 3.

Workforce mobility can create additional imbalances that require better workforce planning, attention to issues of pay and other rewards and improved overall management of the workforce [ 2].

Lastly, there may be additional imbalances between the two study groups that could have increased the severity of VAP (for example, corticosteroid therapy, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) that were not included in our analysis.

In both cases, an association between the additional imbalance and the clinical phenotype was deemed unlikely.

This method could however produce biased results if there is an additional imbalance in background variables which are not stated in the model (e.g. smoking or other confounders).

As a consequence of the high bone turnover, which would release Pb from its inactive state in bone hydroxyapatite crystals, an additional imbalance of bone resorption over formation would occur from Pb's preferential toxic effects on osteoblasts.

We made use of this methodological resource, with the exact intention of under-representing samples from centres with a smaller population, since otherwise it would be more costly in resources and time to reach those centres, which would then lead to a different weighting of results to take this additional imbalance into account.

In addition to their NRXN1 deletions, subjects 8 and 11 had additional genomic imbalances as described in Table I.

The paper concludes that the presence of baseline errors – present only in the industrial model – leads to a cascade of additional system imbalances and costs as compared to the social welfare model.

Late-stage tumors, T2-T4, severalseveradditionalnal genomic imbalances and showed complex genomic changes.