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Each role-player will be provided with detailed information regarding the context of each vignette and will be representative of the local population.

Like in previous editions, the survey will be conducted in the whole country and will be representative of the mainstream population.

Participants will be identified by APPETITE's International Scientific Advisory Committee and Strategic Advisory Committee and will be recognized experts in this field and will be representative of the perspectives held in Canada, the USA and Europe.

The domain name is everything that follows the "@" symbol and will be representative of your business.

This study is likely to have a large sample size, and data will be representative of 'real-life' primary care practice as data are collected in routine clinical care.

Up to now more than 1,800 publications, dealing with the genetics of ADHD, have been published and the following review will be representative and comprehensive, but not exhaustive, and is meant to give the reader an overview of current findings from genetic association studies of this disorder including both candidate gene studies and genome-wide association studies (GWAS).

Our expectation is that the configuration corresponding to low IH and high IC will be representative of the class of mesoscopic traits observed in the email network; conversely, high IH and low IC should be representative of the class of mesoscopic traits observed in the PGP network.

However, for research studies using the PCR-based PAM50 classifier such as Nielsen et al. [ 4] where the normalization was performed correctly, the subtype distribution and associated clinical outcomes will be representative of each selected patient population and has been shown here to have very similar performance to Prosigna.

This was done to ensure good coverage and a sample population that will be representative of nurses in the local government areas.

Primary products will be representative state- and national-level estimates of important clinical outcomes of HIV infection, resource utilization, compliance with treatment guidelines, and behavioral outcomes.

The recruitment process will target major metropolitan health districts across southeast Queensland, with the expectation that the cohort I sample will be representative of TDIs and the cohort II sample will be representative of infants with asymmetric brain lesions from Queensland.