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When the test dose is small (i.e. 1%–15% of the given dose) this carry-over of charge dominates the signal arising from the test dose.

However, the possibility of false positives arising from the multiple testing problems should be small since the reported P value is significant enough to survive even the most conservative Bonferroni correction.

After minor amendments arising from the pilot testing, the Round 1 survey format was considered complete.

This increase likely reflects more accurate estimates arising from the widespread testing campaigns and a reduction in HIV-related mortality as a result of the large-scale expansion of antiretroviral therapy (ART) programs [ 2] coupled with continued HIV incidence.

The count of scrapie cases arising from the TSE-testing within holding under the CSFS provides the data for the assessment of this relationship free from potential reporting biases and merits study.

Condyles were articulated against PCU 80A discs (Bionate® I and Bionate® II) (configuration 1) and the results arising from these tests were compared to those recorded during the sliding of PCU pins against cartilage plates (configuration 2).

For the sake of simplicity, only values arising from the genotypic exact test are shown; allelic test results followed a very similar pattern.

"North Korea likely calculates that a launch so soon after the nuclear test will probably only incrementally affect the UN sanctions arising from that test," said Alison Evans, a senior analyst at IHS Jane's.

The simulation approach arising from these test observations is then described.

The overall picture arising from these tests confirms our main results: older workers labour market position is more negatively affected by displacement than that of prime-age workers, whereas within age groups, those with longer tenure tend to be affected more, especially among the older ones.

The European Union (EU) policy to protect laboratory animals (EU 2010) and the need for a new systemic toxicity testing arising from the complete ban on animal testing for cosmetic ingredients within the EU (2009) provided additional impetus for this large-scale collaborative effort.