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A considerable proportion of the available literature on ILD, both general and drug associated, comes from Japan.

Isn't it a dreadful thought that one old Etonian could be replaced by another?" Banks's associates come from a different world.

Unlike our undergraduate years, where friends and associates came from all walks of life and disciplines and, more often than not, you've lived around these random people for a year or two, graduate studies seem to require a special kind of isolation.

Indirect evidence of age associated differences comes from studies of resistive load threshold detection among older asthmatics [ 28, 29].

The findings are that 20% of funding for the research that WHO is associated with comes from within the UN system.

The transmittance signal of a precipitant system measured with a focused laser beam carries associated noise coming from several sources.

As a second step, we studies 12 coins and associated sediments coming from the same site but excavated in March 2009.

Moreover SNPs rs1570538, rs2104286, rs12722489, previously associated with MS, have lower levels of statistical significance than SNPs rs10795791, rs4147359, rs7090530, and rs35285258 from the T1D study when typed in MS. This may be due to that the MS associated SNPs come from a non exhaustive study of the locus and they capture the causal SNP with low LD.

Don't these stimuli and associated analysis come from the decades of work by J. Victor and collaborators?

In the UK, the major associated costs come from the long term care of those disabled by their stroke.

[Qualitative interview, Female Sports Organiser, 35 years] On the other hand, data from the FGDs also point to the social stigma associated with coming from poorer backgrounds in this community, which, we found, has complex and negative implications for engaging in sports and other physical activities.