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*Assessment based upon extent of research activity and funding specifically focused on Indigenous people with cancer as described in interviews.

Populations representing genetic admixture between the EA and IA groups, such as Mexican Hispanics, could vary in the extent of polymorphism in these genes based upon the extent of admixture.

So we'll take a decision on the round, based upon the extent to which we can support their plans and the extent to which they can support ours.Bagehot: Half a billion pounds extra for Northern Ireland, call it a billion?PR: You're getting back to the vulgarity of dealing with the amounts of money.

The validity of these animal preparations as animal models for schizophrenia is generally based upon the extent to which they induce measurable behavioral changes that are homologous or analogous to the core clinical features or the information processing endophenotypes (presymptom phenotypes) that are seen in schizophrenia.

Semi-quantitative assessment of fibrosis was determined based upon the extent and the number of interstitial fibrosis and scar foci (and scored 0 to 3).

Figure 3 summarizes the results for all 6 patients, ordered based upon the extent of the intact visual field.

Allendorf et al.[ 59] categorized hybridization into six types based upon the extent of hybridization and the natural or anthropogenic status of the hybridization.

Patients with brain metastases and remaining masses after chemotherapy were treated with either neurosurgery or radiotherapy; the choice of treatment was based upon the extent of the disease and the patient's underlying medical condition.

STC tumor to normal contrast is based upon the extent to which the different molecular environment in tumor versus healthy tissue is able to induce distortions in pure component spectra [ 42, 43].

Based upon the extent of pathogen growth and nature of symptoms, Chevalier et al. [ 5] classified the macroscopic foliar symptoms into four classes; classes from 0 to 3 are categorized as resistance responses while class 4 is considered to be a susceptible response.

The method is based upon measuring the extent of the land from which different land cover types may be visible, on a cell-by-cell basis, using high resolution Digital Elevation Models combined with interpreted land cover data as inputs.