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It was a significant positive predictor of donation rates in one studyw8 and of importance in some sections of the regression model in another,w11 but not in a study that specifically included only Western Catholic and Protestant countries.w6 The differences may be partly explained by different samples of included countries.

There was also a significant difference in the incidence of MLHT caused by injecting different samples of crystalline silica, particularly of tridymite.

The dispersion quality of SP-HRG in deionized water was investigated in detail by preparing different samples of SP-HRG with increasing concentration of root extract.

The KTH-Tips dataset [22] is composed of ten different texture classes each one represented by 81 different samples of size 200 × 200 taken at different scales, illuminations, and poses.

Lysis buffer performance in recovering total DNA from cells was validated by testing different samples of O. cf. ovata CBA165 collected at the same day of growth and lysed.

Our study was limited by different sample sizes of racial groups, which affected the precision of estimates and may have led to nonsignificant associations among minority groups.

Recently, new efforts have been focused on estimating utilities related to health states derived from these tools by means of surveying different samples of patients or general population from Europe and the US [ 30- 32].

By analyzing the data, five different samples of Flos Carthami can produce remarkably similar TCRPs.

The CCα and CCβ were determined by the analysis of 20 different samples of hair with and without addition of steroid esters.

VLPs were purified prior to packaging by sucrose gradient centrifugation from 5 different samples of nuclear extracts (see Fig. 2A for a typical purified preparation).

Therefore, the present study aimed to evaluate the possibility that measurements of BTs in estuarine sediments are influenced by different sampling conditions, including period of the day (day or night), tidal zone (intertidal or subtidal), and tides (high or low).