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Treatment effects will be presented, with appropriate 95% CIs, for both the unadjusted and adjusted analyses.

The state of the art of the existing DDC methods and applications are presented with appropriate classifications and insights.

The dimensionless incompressible, viscous conservation equations for mass, axial momentum, radial momentum, heat conservation and radiative transfer equation are presented with appropriate boundary conditions in an axisymmetric (X, R) coordinate system.

In live-cell studies of endocytic trafficking, early events are relatively easy to capture because they occur promptly and frequently when a population of phagocytes is presented with appropriate target particles.

This computational analysis, and the raw data on which they are based, are presented with appropriate citations and source attribution, in accordance with the Allen Brain Institute policy and guidelines (http://www.alleninstitute.org/terms-of-use/ and http://www.alleninstitute.org/citation-policy/).

When risk categories are used (e.g., for the calculation of reclassification measures), the rationale for the cut-off values should be presented with either appropriate reference to previous work showing that this is a standard choice, or appropriate justification for the choice of cut-offs made by the authors.

After registration respondents will be presented with a developmentally appropriate screening tool for adolescents to examine if they fulfil the inclusion criterion of a substance problem.

After signing up, parents enter in their child's birthdate to be presented with a list of age-appropriate activities that are a mix of user-generated suggestions and content pulled (and credited to) reputable online sources like Productive Parenting and BabyCenter, for example.

Sensitivity and specificity rates are presented with their appropriate 95% CI (Confidence Intervals).

The data analysis was predominantly descriptive, and analysed using SPSS; and is presented with the appropriate statistics.

Data are presented as mean (SD) or n for descriptive purposes; however, measures of effect are presented with the appropriate 95% CI.