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All meta-analyses were performed by using the Comprehensive Meta-Analysis (version 2.2, Biostat, Englewood, New Jersey).

Second, cancer case ascertainment was conducted by using the comprehensive national health record system in Sweden, which was virtually complete by the end of follow-up (Mattsson and Wallgren, 1984).

We evaluate the extent to which host genes of our identified exon clusters are protein complexes by using the Comprehensive Resource of Mammalian protein complexes database (CORUM, September 2009 version) [ 32].

To begin with, we preprocessed the gene expression data for specific disease by using the comprehensive robust multiarray average [ 28] method and produced the prostate cancer gene expression data consisting of 12,625 probes and 128 samples with 65 cases and 63 controls, and the lung cancer gene expression data consisted of 54,675 probes and 120 samples with 60 cases and 60 controls.

The phylogenetic relationships within the major lineages of cockroaches (Blaberidae, Blattellidae, Blattidae, Polyphagidae, Cryptocercidae) and their relationship to termites (Isoptera) were reconstructed by using the first comprehensive survey of neuropeptides of insects for solely phylogenetic purposes.

By using the most comprehensive and complete longitudinal mortality dataset available for England and Wales as well as for the United States, in the 20th century, we have shown that log-linear models fit the mortality data much better than a simple linear model.

This study compared the relationship between health problems rated by health professionals using the comprehensive ICF core set and patients' self-reported health problems identified by the Oswestry Disability Index and the World Health Organisation Disability Assessment Schedule II.

This comparison was achieved by sequence analysis using the Comprehensive Microbial Resources (CRM) database from JCVI (http://cmr.jcvi.org/tigr-scripts/CMR/CmrHomePage.cgi), and confirmed by BLAST searches.

In this paper, we investigate the processes in which planetary ions are removed by the solar wind interaction using the comprehensive global hybrid model.

However, to check that model quality is not being compromised by under-sampling, the FTMM using the Comprehensive input models (Section 3.4) was re-run using every 20th datum, doubling the amount of input data per orbit.

Furthermore, the diversity of metabolites could be elucidated by the non-targeted approach using the comprehensive metabolite profiling, which can provide non-selective data sets for data analysis and identification, not limited by the existing standards.