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The readers of The Economist deserve analysis derived from a historical perspective rather than temporal biases as evidenced by "Why they should stay".

Lastly, the paper reflects upon a quantitative analysis derived from a pilot experience conducted in Valencia with over 200 students and their respective teachers, the results of which indicate that in spite of the difficulties, the implemented solutions have a high degree of acceptance.

QTL analysis derived from a cross between japonica cultivar Sasanishiki and high-yielding indica cultivar Habataki detected a QTL for SPAD value on chromosome 4.

Thus, it is possible to substitute SUV analysis derived from a few static scans for the complete dynamic scan when scanner time is limited.

The aim of this study was to examine the value of the PSI to assess the level of sedation, and to verify its accuracy in comparison with the quantitative spectral analysis derived from a standard 19-channel EEG.

Recent analysis derived from a large scale mouse cDNA sequencing project [ 32] and a high resolution transcriptional map of human chromosomes [ 33] revealed that S/AS pairs exists for up to 72%and50%0% of all mouse and human transcripts, respectively.

This finding also implies that the most accurate models for the prediction of outcomes for patients with ER+ disease may combine baseline prognostic biomarker analysis, in combination with the "on-treatment" predictive biomarker analysis derived from an analysis of the tumor after several months of endocrine treatment [ 14].

The HRT3 software displays several windows in which the topographic results are detailed; one of them, the Moorfields regression analysis (MRA) classification [ 22, 23], compares the rim area with the predicted rim area for a given disc area and age, based on confidence limits of a regression analysis derived from an internal database.

Notwithstanding its simplicity, stretching-based analysis derives from a geometric basis grounded on the pointwise applications of concepts of normal hyperbolicity theory.

The analysis derives from an extensive literature review, which shows over the last years a significant lack of works on design issues, and from a number of experiences in community care settings, which provide useful insights on changes taking place in governance and delivery of health services at the local level.

The analysis derives from an extensive literature review, which shows over the last 30 years a significant lack of works on organization design for hospitals, and from a number of experiences in hospital settings, which provide useful insights on changes taking place in hospitals.