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Others base their definitions on inheritance patterns and the presence or absence of multivalents [e.g., [ 7]].

The New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics (1993) suggests that this became the standard "villanelle" when prosodists such as César-Pierre Richelet based their definitions of the form on that poem.

It is a common misperception that Wood et al. (1976) based their definition of scaffolding on Vygotsky's theory of the ZPD.

For instance, a few participants partly based their definition of recklessness on the number of partners with which a person with HIV was having unprotected sex, which is irrelevant to liability.

Korompolias et al. [5] based their definition on the location of the radial bow, whereas we based it on a ratio of lengths determined by the distance to the fracture over the entire length of the radius.

Others have based their definition on sports participation.

This finding contradicts the result of a previous study that found a significant association for transient, but not persistent wheeze, although this study only based their definition on two time points up to 6 years of age [ 14].

Most of the higher quality studies have based their definition on radiographic OA [ 5- 9] or the case population has been individuals that are waiting for [ 10, 11] or have received [ 12- 17] a joint prosthesis.

Iacobellis et al. based their definition mainly on the metabolic syndrome; meanwhile, our definition was centered on HOMA-IR, a surrogate index of insulin resistance, in order to compare our results with those recently published by Kuk and Ardern (7), who analyzed the NHANES III survey in U.S. using HOMA-IR <2.5 as the cutoff.

These studies based their PAD definition on an ankle-brachial index (ABI) <0.90.

The scope notes in MEDLINE and EMBASE were also examined to ensure the correct subject headings were used based on their definitions; other subject headings were included based on previous indexing and the inclusion of keywords based on synonyms used in the scope notes.