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In this case, carbon stock and carbon stock changes could be reported using two NFIs or partially from one NFI.

The methodology and the results are reported using two ingredients (garlic and milk powder) illustrating the 'not detected' (censored data) issue and also the inter-ingredient variability.

Volumetric mass transfer coefficients (kLa) and Bodenstein numbers (Bo) for the elongated bubble flow regime in horizontal helically-coiled tube reactors are reported using two different measurement techniques (oxygen optodes, and optical observation of an oxygen-sensitive dye).

Sickness absence days were reported using two statistics the mean days and the median days.

A delayed NF- κB activation has previously been reported using two different stimuli (etoposide and FasL), although the mechanism of this delay was not described.

We obtained income inequality data on all nations for which DKA frequencies were reported using two measures: 1) the 20 20 quintile ratio (how wealthy the most affluent 20% of the population is compared with the poorest 20%) (3) and 2) the Gini coefficient (a value between 0 and 100, where 0 expresses full equality and 100 represents maximal inequality) (4, 5).

Insomnia symptoms were reported using three items: "difficulty falling asleep"; "difficulty staying asleep"; and "problem waking up too early".

Data was reported using three different definitions based on the number of positive Beighton tests.

The parental education level was reported using four categories; i. e., pre-primary school level (score = 1) to high school (tertiary) level (score = 4), according to the International Standard Classification of Education structure (http://www.ins.unesco.org/publications/ISCED97).unesco.org/publications/ISCED97

However, outcomes were reported using three methods: (1) for all survey respondents (responder analysis), (2) using penalised imputation reporting (assumes non-respondents are treatment failures) which is the traditional ITT analysis used in the smoking literature and (3) with results imputed for participants with missing data using the state-of-the-art multiple imputation method.

As aforementioned, outcomes are reported using three methods: (1) for all survey respondents (responder analysis), (2) using a crude ITT analysis based on penalised imputation reporting (assumes non-respondents are treatment failures) and (3) using state-of-the-art ITT based on multiple imputation for participants with missing data.