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In clinical trials, caffeinated analgesics were generally well tolerated and caused the types of mild and transient adverse events (eg, upset stomach) that might be expected from single doses of analgesics at OTC doses [33, 34, 73, 74].

However, "negative" results were less reliable, as may be expected from single underpowered trials.

Additionally, the combined video PIR-GAS score reduced the error variance that can be expected from single video ratings.

Importantly, however, it does attach non-zero contributions to them, in contrast to what might be expected from single knockout studies.

In particular, the difference in number of fusion levels may affect surgical outcomes because better surgical outcomes would be expected from single-level fusion than two-level fusion [ 13].

The degree of accuracy that can be expected from the single step reaction mechanism is also discussed.

Delivery ratio is high, in line with spray and wait's and what realistically can be expected from a single copy protocol, although latency is somewhat high as well.

However, there is evidence that two thirds of the Deccan Traps were created in only 1 million years about 66 million years ago, and so these eruptions would have caused a fairly rapid extinction, possibly over a period of thousands of years, but still longer than would be expected from a single impact event.

Synergistic interactions occur when a double-mutant has a more extreme effect on the fitness than would be expected from independent single mutants alone, and can therefore identify e.g. complementary pathways, with synthetic lethality being the extreme case (wij = 0).

As can be expected from the single support particle experiments, the batch with yellow support granules outperforms the batches with transparent or orange and red granules to the same degree as could be expected from the single support particle studies.

Both the toxicity and RR was higher than would be expected from the single agent data, in keeping with synergy of action.