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"Social surveys consistently record lower levels of consumption than would be expected from data on alcohol sales," a spokesman said.

The table shows that, with matched voxel COV, several of these lesions would change classification with HD and UHD, as would be expected from data in previous tables and figures.

Even if better results can be expected from data produced by identical assays, in practice this is often impossible.

The overall incidence of efficacy of the drugs corresponded with the incidence which might be expected from data on the clinical response rates produced by the various drugs.

These scrambled data were used to establish a null distribution describing the strength of statistical association which could be expected from data with the same marginal distributions (i.e. those arising by chance), in the absence of any spatial information.

Taken into consideration that this is a life time cumulative incidence, it is a considerably lower incidence than would be expected from data in small samples population studies, partly recorded during limited time periods [ 10- 13].

This indicates that estrogenic compounds are more stable in natural soils than what is expected from data gathered in lab studies.

As such, this finding is contrary to what is expected from data already published, given the widely described endothelial dysfunction in patients with established RA (Khan et al., 2010).

'The more complex data processing is, the more can be expected from the data controller.

Monte Carlo simulations show that 1.6 false-positive linkages at this level of significance would be expected from the data.

It is noticeable that G′ at the point where only 1 has self-assembled is lower than might be expected from the data for 1 alone (Supplementary Fig. 1).