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Outcome measures, including energy intake (based on collection of three 24-hour dietary recalls) and body weights were assessed at baseline and at 60 days post randomization.
This approach is based on collection of key performance data, which is analyzed for data trending and visualization in order to provide advanced predictive maintenance and to permit rapid fault identification and resolution.
This method is based on collection of arsine, AsH3 generated, through hydride formation of As III), in silver diethyl dithiocarbamate [Ag DDC)] in pyridine solution and on subsequent reaction of AsH3 with Ag DDC) to form a colored As DDC 3 complex (Hautfenne 1980; Arbab-Zavar and Hashemi 2000).
Observational study of case series based on collection of clinical-anamnestic data and on the administering of a standardized questionnaire (Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire, SDQ) to evaluate the presence of ADHD traits in all the patients consecutively referred to the Juvenile Headache Centre of Padua (December 2014-May 2015).
Most studies were based on collection of data in a single-center setting.
These data were obtained according to the federal reference method (FRM) based on collection of 24-hr filter samples.
Smith's imagined materials were based on collections of little conducting elements, which he had read about in papers from Sir John Pendry, a theoretical physicist at Imperial College London.
From sentiment mining and network construction to demographic estimation and geographic imputation, many fields of "big data" like social media analysis are almost entirely based on collections of opaque black boxes.
The two most common array platforms are based on collections of cDNA clones [ 1] or short (25 base) oligonucleotides synthesized in situ by photolithographic methods (i.e., by Affymetrix, Inc).
Gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA) is able to provide a good insight into the complex interaction among genes, based on collections of a priori biologically defined and annotated gene sets [ 53].
