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In previous trials of adults with ADHD, clinical response has been defined either as at least a 30% decline from baseline in symptom scores on a validated rating scale of adult ADHD symptom severity [ 6, 23, 24] or as very much improved or much improved on ratings of global improvement at endpoint [ 3, 4, 25].
It is defined either as the comparative study of musical systems and cultures or as the anthropological study of music.
Connectivity can be defined either as structural (physical) connectivity or functional connectivity; the model developed here addresses both properties.
Meltzer and Hamann (2005) stated that engagement in education literature is defined either as flow or involvement.
It can be defined either (as above) for a specific period t, or as an average over the entire planning horizon.
The REL is defined either as a historic baseline from past deforestation data, or as a modeled projection of such data [2, 4].
Our analysis indicates that tailpipe emissions are defined either as a public health or environmental issue, but in either case, 'technological fixes' are the most prominent solution promoted by policy actors in the media.
A contact was defined either as a two way conversation in close proximity or a physical contact like shaking hands or kissing.
All IJVAP were defined either as elective or emergent.
