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The available data demonstrate that loess formation is one of the most informative records in the Quaternary for understanding paleoclimatic changes.

The available data demonstrate the feasibility of the concept and illustrate the potential efficacy improvements obtainable by use of designed minimal enzyme cocktails for pre-treated lignocellulosic and hemicellulose-rich biomass substrates.

Additionally, available data demonstrate that, although subthalamic nucleus (STN) stimulation has been considered to cause more impairment to swallowing function than globus pallidus internus (GPi) stimulation, there are no experimental studies directly comparing swallowing function in STN vs. GPi.

Epidemiological data on CKD in sub-Saharan Africa are scarce, and available data demonstrate substantial variability in CKD prevalence across different African HIV populations [7] [10].

The available data demonstrate widely varying levels of methylation in several insect species belonging to various orders and do not seem to indicate any conserved biological function [2].

All available data demonstrate that effects of probiotics are both species and strain specific.

A review of available data demonstrates that the commonly-used pencil-and-paper tests for determining stereotype strengths are inadequate under most circumstances and usually do not give the true measure of stereotype strength that would be obtained with tests of real hardware.

This paper presents a methodology by which to select the optimum number of stages for a production system and, using available data, demonstrates that optimum efficiency can be achieved, in most cases, by using a two-stage production system consisting of a prolonged nursery stage followed by a grow-out stage.

The available data demonstrates that the available sediment sources for the compared studied sites are similar.

Meta-analysis by the Mantel-Haenszel method of all the available data demonstrated heterogeneity (Breslow-Day P<0.001; OR  = 0.85 [0.72–1.01], P = 0.071), with separate analysis after exclusion of the Carlton et al [9] data demonstrating a protective effect mediated by haplotype '4' in the sample sets combined here (Breslow-Day P = 0.12; M-H OR = 0.85 [0.78–0.91], P = 1.4×10−5).

Comparative statistics of available data demonstrated that patients excluded and included did not differ in terms of gender and age (data not shown).