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By comparing the candidate formulas with the ESI-MS-determined precise mass of 11,660 Da, we readily obtain the Au39 SC2H4Ph 29 formula (calculated FW = 11661; deviation, 1 Da), as reflected in Table 1.

Randomly selected intelligent adversaries include themselves in the network by replicating legitimate (captured) nodes and start launching an attack, as reflected in Table 1.

However, the actual all-over use of both monitoring modalities is comparably low, as reflected in table a1 (Additional file 1: Table a1).

Therefore, the observed reduction in the hazard rate seems to stem from the new regulation, which has reduced its incidence, the reduction in the incentive variables as reflected in Table 2 and also from other factors that are captured by the dummy variable.

The addition of expiratory leakage decreased the reliability of the measures, as reflected in Table  2.

Drug contents were found to be dependent on the porosity, as reflected in Table 5.

As reflected in Tables 2 and 4, responses included a variety of physical, functional, social, psychological, motivational, environmental, lifestyle, and other factors.

Generally, the principal components analysis extracted most of the variance in all 10 personality disorders, as is evident in the high communalities in table 1 and 2, whereas much variance was unaccounted for in the canonical correlation analysis, as reflected in the low communalities in table 3.

Results show that CCQ change is associated with the type of exacerbations, i.e., types 1 and 2 but not type 3, as reflected in all CCQ domains (table 2).

When controlling for confounding factors in the multivariate analysis, RCC patients diagnosed from 2006 to 2008 showed 28.6% reduction in the risk of death compared with those diagnosed from 2000 to 2005 (HR, 0.714, 95% CI: 0.664 0.767; P<0.001; Table 3), as reflected in median OS (not reached vs 46.7 months, respectively).

2. Traditional lectures, both in Psychopathology as well as Neuroscience as a whole, were still endorsed as highly favorable by a majority of students, as reflected in Questions 6 and 7 in the Table 1. 3.