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P-values reported in the text are derived from analysis of variance (ANOVA) with Tukey's post-test (performed on the relevant sub-groups), or the chi-square test.

Findings are derived from analysis of the mixed-methods data.

The findings are derived from analysis of the survey and the in-depth interviews.

Our conclusions are derived from analysis of four subject groups: two degrees of AKI (established versus incipient/early), and two kinds of controls (ICU versus healthy/non-hospital).

Solid lines are derived from analysis of Fig.  7b as described above; the dotted black line represents the sum of the amounts of the individual products.

As we have previously described, our access to care calculations are based on estimated road travel times and our fixed prehospital intervals are derived from analysis of trauma patients.

The dataset was derived from analysis of more than 40 marine, lacustrine and land deposits from across the dispersal area, originally presented in Engwell et al. (2014).

But World Bank optimism on this is derived from analysis that assumes the average growth rates of the past 10 years will persist in the next 15 – but in every country.

But those "hard" selectors may be derived from analysis of far vaster interception acquired from the very same companies without their knowledge, under programs like Muscular, at overseas data links.

She is having trouble finishing her book on "how complex and profound cultural truths -- our mores entire -- could be derived from" analysis of changing fashions in children's clothes.

Five factors with good internal consistency, encompassing domains of mental health nursing required for best practice, were derived from analysis of the questionnaire.