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We illustrate our ideas by data gathered in student projects in the university.

Epidemiological data were compiled from published studies through a systematic review [1], and supplemented by data gathered in population-based studies undertaken within the Global Campaign [5].

Each hypothesis was supported by data gathered in the study.

Dr. Kemp and his colleagues also estimated the relative risk of beds and cribs by comparing data gathered in a broad national survey with the consumer agency's mortality reports.

By analyzing data gathered in 2013, this paper relies on two mathematical models to estimate the number of new HIV and HCV infections prevented by the former unsanctioned facility in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.

All the information that has to be generated, but which could have been approximated by the data gathered in the first stage, is wasted computing time in the transcoding process.

Also the variability existing across different languages is an evidence of the continuous change of linguistic categories, as pointed out by the data gathered in the World Color Survey (WCS) [5], [11], [12].

Until recently, the Hungarian media environment was considered "free": according to the latest "Freedom of the Press" report issued by FreedomHouse (using data gathered in 2009), the Hungarian Press is free regarding legal, political and economical aspects.

Objective 3 was addressed by examination of data gathered in a previous audit [ 8] (methodology described in Bunce C et al).

Nigral projections to the thalamus were not described in humans but by comparison with data gathered in monkeys, we can infer that they probably course along the posterior part of the ft. These would also be interrupted by the PTT, in contrast to pallidotomies or subthalamic DBS or RFL, the latter affecting only the fl.

By poring through seismic data gathered in recent decades, researchers might gain insight into whether and how changing climate has influenced long-term trends in the storm-induced waviness of Earth's oceans.