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A decade ago, the methods for such analyses were dominated by univariate two-sample statistical tests, which frequently fell short from a statistical and a biological perspective because of two reasons.

PI-1 was found most frequently in 19F (91%) and 23F (77%) isolates, although these serotypes, according to the MLST and eBURST analyses, were dominated by a single CC each (19F, CC271; 23F, CC802).

However, in this case conclusions from both analyses were dominated by importance of having babies that were a 'normal' size, leading to interest in monitoring of growth in a number of ways and, sometimes, to concern that there was an underlying problem leading to 'abnormal' growth.

These observations are consistent with the results presented here, wherein the Isle of Wight analyses are dominated by dehydroabietic acid and phenolic abietanes are absent.

The products observed in all analyses are dominated by abietane-type diterpenoids, especially dehydroabietic acid (23), 18-nor dehydroabietane (9) and lesser amounts of analogous and isomeric products.

Similarly, single-gene phylogenetic analyses are dominated by lack of phylogenetic signal and are prone to artifacts.

As a result, the MS cycle in our analyses is dominated by long collection periods (>500 ms) and a correspondingly high duty cycle.

Meta-analyses were dominated by our findings.

Previous meta-analyses are dominated by studies of patients referred to specialists.

In addition, the meta-analyses and combined analyses with sex-interaction terms were dominated by the NHS because of a smaller number of HPFS participants.

It is also worth noting that the meta-analyses results on self-testing were dominated by the results of the largest trial published so far, the Home International Normalised Ratio Study THINRSS), 60 which enrolled 2922 people and assessed self-testing versus routine clinical care.