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Most prior assessments of possible amalgam health effects have been based on comparisons of dental mercury exposures with occupational exposures causing harm.
Empirical research comparing online and offline consumer behavior has traditionally been based on comparisons between different sets of consumers, and therefore has been unable to isolate the effect of the Internet on consumer behavior from consumer-specific effects.
Nevertheless, because WHO dubbed this a "pandemic," vaccination plans, emergency response measures and frightening predictions have been based on comparisons with true pandemics that by definition were especially severe.
Many inferences of reticulate evolution have been based on comparisons among gene trees; in plants, comparisons between chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) and nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacer (ITS) phylogenies are especially widely used (e.g., [1] [7]).
In Africa, the majority of studies performed have been based on comparisons between paromomycin and antimonials, or on a combination of both.
To illustrate, when examining overall effects, the primary purpose of meta-analysis [ 72], studies claiming the superiority of IPD have been based on comparisons of a different number of studies between IPD and aggregate data [ 79, 80].
His conclusions were based on comparisons of data in counties using newer optical scanning methods.
Statistics were based on comparisons between experimental groups (exposure to fan) and control groups (no fan).
Their threshold values are based on comparisons of existing criteria.
The results are based on comparisons of political institutions across countries or time, in a large sample of contemporary democracies.
