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Third, an additional selection occurred by excluding data of several participants in the analysis.

Table  1 presents the details of the population in this study.> -wrap-foot> *56 subjects with incomplete data were excluded from the analysis The IOP distribution of normal population was calculated by excluding data of subjects with definite glaucomatous visual field defects or angle closure.

We have endeavoured to limit some of these risks by excluding data for the early years of the 20th century which exhibit inconsistencies and implausible fluctuations.

Only in the Australian study were the risk estimates for HIV coinfection adjusted (by excluding data from high HIV prevalence postcodes of residence), only in the Swedish study were absolute risk estimates of cancer provided, and in none of these was information on cirrhosis at baseline provided.

In the Map phase, Exists filters the data by excluding data not defined by GroupFilterFormat, and reduces the data volume to improve the efficiency of data processing.

One can also target clades by excluding data a priori.

The validity of the regression models was tested by initially excluding data for Scotland covering years of diagnosis between 1971 and 1992, and by comparing the modelled estimates with the actual data for those years.

To assess the accuracy of results obtained in this way, we performed cross-validation by sequentially excluding data sets.

Therefore, in a second type of analysis, we tested for variation in gametophyte isolate potential among species of different ploidy level by excluding the data of treatment II and performing binary logistic regression analyses (again for week 16, 22 and 30) using ploidy level, species (nested in ploidy) and parental genotype (nested in species and ploidy) as factors.

By excluding the data of the patients with surgical clips implanted in the liver, the mean MRI-based detected fraction increased to 96 ± 13%% (mean ± SD; correlation coefficient r = 0.8; P < 0.01; Table  1).

The correlation with latitude was unchanged even after excluding data from Asian and African countries that might have been skewed by abortion or the killing of baby girls.