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"There was a story that originated today apparently at ABC based upon reports of supposedly outside unnamed advisers of mine," Mr. Romney said.

The trouble with that resolution was less that it failed to meet strict constitutional standards than that it was based upon reports of alleged acts of North Vietnamese aggression so exaggerated as to amount to lies.

Review of cognitive debriefing results based upon reports of previous step to the Ulm study centre resulted in some final amendments including changes in text and omission of some items in order to arrive at short and understandable measures.

We chose not to validate our predictions of miR-302a, miR-33, miR-452*, miR-520d, and miR-7, based upon reports of the expression of these homologs in the literature.

The concentration of sTNFRII was selected based upon reports for an ability of sTNFRII to attenuate inflammatory events in intervertebral disc cells, wherein IC50 values were reported to fall between 20 to 35 nM for antagonizing TNFα-induced nitric oxide and prostaglandin E2 release [ 26].

In fact, the agreement between age at death based on death certificate information and age at death based upon reports from next of kin show 92.7% agreement for ages within 1 year of actual age at death [ 50].

And I know, based upon reports, that the Obama administration gave this a lot of thought".

Subgroup analyses were conducted based upon report or not of the use of antibiotics prior to sampling as an exclusion factor (subgroups A and B, respectively).

This is based upon reported rapid recovery, fast reintegration of the patients, a reduction of the possible negative effects of immobilization and few to no complications.

A temperature growth response function for Chinese fir (Fig. 2a) was established based upon reported optimal temperatures from a number of studies (Zhang 1995; Wang 2006; Zhang and Xu 2002).

The incidence rates of hypoglycemia were based upon symptomatic reports of hypoglycemia, regardless of a concurrent glucose measurement, although a majority (73.9%) of events (including incident events and subsequent events) was confirmed by a (fingerstick) glucose of ≤ 70 mg/dL.