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Relevant and available characteristics of patients, their pregnancy and delivery are depicted in table 2. Although the percentage of multiple pregnancies is comparable in both study years, the incidence of malpresentations is higher in 2008 (5.9% versus 4.9% in 2000).

The temperatures show a remarkable similarity in terms of trend and periodicity and are consistent in both study years during the months of February-March.

The striking association found in both study years suggests that the transmission of the virus occurs from blowflies to offspring, and subsequently from offspring to parents, and not in the opposite direction, as virtually no nestlings from uninfested nests were infected with the virus (one out of 426 nestlings, Fig. 1) despite the infection of parents in many cases (Fig. 1).

We used the 2000 Census for both study years because it provided the most up-to-date socioeconomic information at the block group level.

The intervals between several spring (growth initiation) and autumn (growth cessation) phenological processes were significantly and positively correlated with CAIH in both study years: in year 3, the strongest relation was observed with the interval between S3 to A1 (Fig. 2a); in year 6, the strongest relation was observed with the interval between S2 to A1 (Fig. 2b).

In both CPES study years, the PDP data analyzed only approximately one-third of the foods consumed by the CPES children.

In both study years, mating was observed from the end of March to mid-September.

In both study years, Lake Ledoux was stratified during the whole survey period, with the thermocline beginning at depths ranging between two and four meters (Figure S1).

In both study years, students were less satisfied with the speed of their searches than the results of their searches.

A loss of weight between both study years was recorded for only half of the obese patients studied.

The surveillance system implementation strategies were delivered equally across the three study arms over both study years.