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To our knowledge, this is the first study on SSOH prevalence based on data representing a Korean population (KNHANES).

Based on data representing average conditions circa 2006, a total of 18 carcinogen-exposure pathways had potential lifetime excess cancer risks greater than 1 per million, based on varying data quality.

However, this estimate is based on data representing only approximately 8% of all known orchid species (> 25 000; Dressler, 1981), and approximately two-thirds of the reported auto-pollinators are found among the 25% of terrestrial orchids, mainly from northern temperate and boreal regions (Catling, 1990).

We concluded that the φ6 populations evolved under low multiplicity showed greater genetic variability than the high MOI populations, on average, based on sequence data representing ~10% of the viral genome.

That number, based on data from 2007, represents something of a triumph — it reflects a 90 percent reduction in death rates since 1990.

This report is based on data from 89 countries, representing 83percentt of the developing world.

When interpreting the results of this study, it should be considered that estimates of HIV-1 prevalence based on data from ANCs likely represent an underestimate of the prevalence among the general female population [ 11- 17].

ProADM levels on admission had a similar prognostic accuracy as the PSI and, based on our data, represent an additional and easy-to-determine prognostic tool.

Kevin is a small boy but perfectly healthy; the growth charts, however, were based on data that no longer represent the population of children in the United States.

Meta-simulation based on observational data represents an emerging area of clinical trial simulation.

Computing confidence intervals by ignoring the fact that t* was based on the data represents "cutpoint optimization" [ 17] and is thus inappropriate.