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In this approach, we calculated summary measures by reranking individual food items based alternatively on the minimum and maximum acrylamide content measured in the Swedish NFA samples.

Alternatively, based on the similarity of the data sets (e.g., regarding age ranges), different weights could be used for these other studies, see for example Ibrahim and Chen (2000).> We used 100,000 iterations with the posterior modes as starting values.

However Art 7 Rom II allows the plaintiff to base his claim alternatively on the law of the origin of the damage/nuisance (Germany), which the plaintiff in the Huaraz Case has done.

Alternatively, based on the Beer Lambert law, where concentration is proportional to absorbance, the circulating FXIIa levels (0.86±0.05 A550 units) were approximately <0.63% of the total FXII zymogen content (1.37±0.09 A550 units; RAT a diluted 1 100) [ 21].

The proportion of patients referred was computed alternatively, based on the sum of eligible patients.

Identification of the optimal regimen may alternatively be based partly on the population-level benefits.

Alternatively, based on the recent finding that B. subtilis RNase P forms a tetramer consisting of two protein and two RNA subunits, cluster 1 may reflect one protein contact site in domain I, and cluster 2a a separate one in domain II.

Bacteria were traditionally considered viable when they could be cultured, whereas today's viability concept tends to be alternatively based on the presence of some form of metabolic activity, a positive energy status, responsiveness, detection of RNA transcripts that tend to degrade rapidly after cell death, or of an intact membrane.

Alternatively, based on the fact that L. leucopus is folivorous and leaves can be expected to be relatively abundant, feeding stress could be more related to food quality than quantity.

Alternatively, interpretation based on the fossil-bearing rocks along the Red Deer River in Alberta, Canada, supports the gradual extinction of non-avian dinosaurs; during the last 10 million years of the Cretaceous layers there, the number of dinosaur species seems to have decreased from about 45 to about 12.

Alternatively, detection could be based on the strength of the central motor command.