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Our sample comprised US adults in the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination (NHANES III) DNA bank.

Finally, our study cohorts comprised US residents from northeast Ohio who have diverse ethnic/geographic ancestries, and findings may be different in other populations.

The target population comprised US and German residents at least 50 years old, based on the 2000 US Census Bureau Database 15 and 2000 US Census Bureau International Database.

Only six out of 12 studies were done in Mediterranean populations.w1 w3-w6 w12 The remaining cohorts comprised US populations,w8-w11 northern Europeans,w5-w7 and a cohort of Europeans living in Australia.w3 The total number of subjects in the included studies was 1 574 299.

Xanthomonas oryzae (Xo) is a diverse species, with distinct phylogenetic lineages comprising US Xo, Asian Xoo, African Xoo, and Xanthomonas oryzae pv.

One could argue that Millennials are the most cohesive generation in our nation's history to date, however it's clear that there is much work to do in the effort to secure equal opportunities for the communities that comprise us.

15, 16 In an analysis of the Chronic Conditions Data Warehouse, which comprises US Medicare recipient data, 71.7% of COPD patients had one or more other major chronic conditions, as compared to 52.8% of diabetes patients and 55.7% of cancer patients.

$660 million will be comprised of US cash and $750 million in Lenovo ordinary shares.

Our sample comprised 5973 US adults aged 17 years or older, of whom 156 reported having had a stroke.

They comprise: Riseup (US), GreenNet (UK), Greenhost (Netherlands), Mango (Zimbabwe), Jinbonet (Korea), May First/People Link (US), and the Chaos Computer Club (Germany) — many of whom already have a political or social justice agenda, around freedom of speech or the environment.

The DW technique used by us comprised multiple and higher b values than in the majority of prior studies and omitted the lowest b value of 0, leading to some decrease of the perfusion effect.