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On the other hand, taking into account the feedback conceptualisation proposed by Nicol (2011), other dimensions which define the feedback process could be analysed; for example, the forms of feedback proposed by Guasch et al. (2013): corrective, suggestive, epistemic, and informative and to analyse in-depth the consequences of the feedback provided through longitudinal studies.

When two different oligonucleotide-tagged antibodies bind to the same protein, the nucleotides are brought into proximity, facilitating a PCR reaction 84 that can be analysed, for example on Fluidigm's BioMark platform.

The single-user Gaussian relay channel as well as the MARC has been analysed, for example, in[4 9] with respect to (w.r.t) outage probabilities or achievable transmission rates and a wide range of relay protocols.

The UK THIN general practice database with 16,866 records of patients receiving ACEi (14,651 pts) or ARBs (2,215 pts) was analysed for example for the degree of blood pressure reduction [ 11- 14].

Thermodynamic data for the electrosorption of aromatic molecules at metal electrodes (the electrosorption valency γ, surface concentration Γ, the double layer capacity CD, and the free adsorption enthalpy ΔGad) are analysed for phenol at mercury as an example.

Moreover, variables related to adoption communication should also be analysed qualitatively, for example in terms of physical and emotional availability to talk about the subject, emotional attunement and narrative coherence of the discourse.

Perturbations like solution resistances, inductivities and double-layer capacitances are extracted step by step to obtain the frequency dependence of the purely faradaic part of the impedance, which can now be analysed separately, for example, by using the same method again.

Volumetric changes in grey and white matter will be analysed using VBM, for example, the VBM toolbox (http://dbm.neuro.uni-jena.de/vbm) in SPM.

However, pooling the data also meant that studies that differed in other ways were analysed together (for example, hypocaloric and ad libitum diets).

Such interactions can be analysed from various perspectives, for example, common risk factors, common treatments, common prognosis; however, the primary perspective adopted here for the pupose of analysis is that of "common prognosis", by which is meant that the two conditions mutually influence prevalence, incidence, remission and mortality risk.

Data analysis: Data from the DCE will be analysed using dichotomous choice models, for example, conditional or mixed logit regression.