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ORs for smoking in white women did not differ appreciably based upon M2 or M4 genotypes.

At larger concentrations the mechanical response became more elastic than PS, but the magnitude of the complex modulus fell appreciably below predictions based on the Halpin Tsai model.

In contrast, 16S-probes performed appreciably better than probes based on cyt b and COI in DNA microarray hybridisation experiments.

However, sensitivity analyses showed that item-level bias did not appreciably bias item-set based alcohol abuse estimates among this cohort.

Point estimate ICC 2,1 s and 95% CIs did not appreciably differ according to calculation based on consistency or absolute agreement.

"Growth not only accelerated appreciably but is also becoming more broadly based," said Howard Archer, an economist at IHS Global Insight.

It is found that for both the data sets, each of the FCs is appreciably accurate in inferring and the classifier developed based on FCM-clustered data slightly outperforms the FC developed from EFC-clustered data.

However, we think it is unlikely that this appreciably affected our primary outcome, because this was based on objective measures of airway responsiveness.

When the TMD V region was excluded from the alignment, the tree topology and bootstrap values did not change appreciably, suggesting that the close phylogenetic relationships were not only based on TMD V amino acid conservation.

Estimates of R o at lower [Phe]o were based on few data points where Phe had already degraded appreciably, and thus estimates of R o are more uncertain and underestimate the true initial rate to a greater extent.

The observation of a local extinction phenomenon of the negatively stretched flame due to the flame curvature could not be consistently explained based on flame stretch or the Karlovitz number, since they varied appreciably with the jet velocity.