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Analyzing a subsample of subjects >40 years old, at which age the disease is more likely to be diagnosed, did not significantly change the results.

In total, we analyzed a subsample of 50 imitations (including exemplars of all five imitative utterance classes).

In 1998 99, Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE /British Geological Survey (BGS) analyzed a subsample of water samples that confirmed the arsenic contamination.

Therefore, we analyzed a subsample of 1 179 respondents with genome-wide data from the SP sample as well as 4 648 respondents from the unrelated (UN) sample.

To circumvent this problem we analyzed a subsample of the data from the single population where both mitotypes coexist, thus eliminating the geographic factor.

To create this initial list, we analyzed a subsample of student responses from the combined data set to establish the characteristics of misconceptions.

We analyzed a subsample of urine specimens for MMA3 and DMA3 but found no MMA3 and only trace amounts of DMA3.

In a third step, the impact of the gender of the remitter and the receiver is analyzed using a subsample of 616 remittance‐receiving households.

Most specimens analyzed were a subsample of those sequenced for COI.

The eccentricity of the VFD was analyzed in a subsample of 90 patients with available digital visual field data.

The mean eccentricity of detected stimuli in campimetry (i.e. of the intact visual field), which was analyzed in a subsample of patients with available digital visual field data, correlated significantly only with the peripheral vision NEI-VFQ scale (r = 0.26, p < 0.05, n = 90).