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Another contribution of the paper is the use of a matter-element analysis that allows for an objective division of the river in reaches that are homogeneous with respect to the water quality as assessed from multiple water quality parameters.

Conservation of the six cysteines spacing pattern and sequence identities with other dipterans OBPs were assessed from multiple alignments using GeneDoc software (http://www.nrbsc.org/gfx/genedoc/ebinet.htm) and BioEdit.

tanneri, H. ukwiva, H. davenporti), estimates were qualitatively assessed from sampling effort over multiple field seasons (Lawson, Menegon, Loader, personal observations, [ 53]) in comparison to all known localities from other spiny-throated reed frogs (H. spinigularis, H. burgessi, H. minutissimus).

Big data tools allow lenders to tie all the information together and assess it from multiple perspectives to gain new insights.

Psychological research shows that life satisfaction correlates with the ability to assess something from multiple viewpoints.

A new US president demonstrates consistently his ability to assess conflict from multiple perspectives -- indeed his insistence upon doing so -- affirming the humanity of even those with whom he may disagree.

A consistent definition of poor (good) outcome should be used in assessing data from multiple studies.

Lung function by multiple‐breath washout (EcoMedics: Exhalyzer D) was assessed from the age of 3 years.

The outcome was a continuous variable based on a derived score from assessing multiple charts with multiple encounters (described later).

We assessed whether levels from multiple autoantibodies can be incorporated into an autoantibody risk score (ABRS) that accurately predicts T1D in participants of the TrialNet Natural History Study TNNHSS).

Since our study assessed medical records from multiple centres going back over 30 years, it is possible that some patients with minor degrees of coronary vasculitis could have been misclassified, although medical records were assessed independently by two experienced clinicians, thus limiting any potential bias.