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Caryn Penley and Allan Wernham, co-managing partners of Dundas and Wilson, issued a statement saying: "We believe that together Dundas & Wilson and CMS would have unrivalled strength and depth in Scotland, an exceptional UK platform and global reach".

It is estimated that a multi-stage construction process with stage heights of 20 cm would have produced a performance 26 times higher.

Based on the indications from the ICHD-2 and the ICHD-3, CM would have a 1-41-4%st-year prevalence rate in the general population, showing an even more marked predominance in women than does episodic migraine.

The capacity for early detection and intervention in cases of severe malaria and CM would have clinical and economic impact, particularly in resource-poor settings where effective allocation of limited health resources is essential.

Overall, Genotype CM would have been theoretically able to differentiate 228 out of 242 isolates.

It is very unlikely that tumours greater than 4 cm would have been suitable for or treated by breast conserving surgery.

Based on the CART analysis, the analyses with percent BML change may have been null because smaller baseline BMLs (<0.95 cm) would have considerable percent change even though the absolute change was minimal (-0.8 to 0.4 cm).

In particular, it may have been the case that pharmacists with a greater interest in CM would have been more likely to agree to take part in the study.

Using this curve, we predicted that the abundance of Tulasnella would decline to 0.5 ng g−1 dry soil at 5 cm, so seeds buried deeper than 5 cm would have little chance of developing the mycorrhizal association they would need to germinate and grow.

To test whether the KGF-containing KO-MLF CM would have a similar effect after preincubation with ATII cells, we incubated A549 cells with WT- or KO-MLF CM and added the doubly MLF/A549 CM back to WT- and KO-MLFs.

Replacing the 10 cm circle with e.g. a 12 cm circle would have changed the threshold values of CWD (a flat inner pelvic acetabular wall) from 1.1 1.5 mm (see above) to 1.0 1.3 mm.