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An individual's social dominance orientation ranking, according to research Sidanius has conducted, derives from negative or positive responses to 16 statements.

It is in this state of "intimate separation," or "deprivation in intimacy," that analysis is conducted, deriving its mutative power from the tension between verbal closeness and emotional distance.

The dominant beliefs about how health research should be conducted are derived from the biomedical model of human health.

Background information on sick leave and work disability in the Dutch population in the period the study was conducted was derived from the Internet site of the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics, http://www.cbs.nl.nl

So many free projects could be conducted to derive scientific insights from literally millions of research papers from the past.

RT-PCRs conducted on DNA derived from input chromatin templates served as positive controls whereas reactions conducted on IgG-precipitated templates served as negative controls.

For a once-born personality, the sense of self as a guide to conduct and attitude derives from a feeling of being at home and in harmony with one's environment.

The greenhouse pot experiment was conducted using soils derived from parent materials of sialic, mafic, and mixed lithology.

Cytotoxicity assessments were conducted in hepatocytes derived from dog, rat, and human liver samples to address the species specificity of the liver response to NP260.

Capacitance studies were conducted on carbons derived from catechol-formaldehyde gels prepared at pH conditions of 3, 6, and 7.5 in 30 wt.% H2SO4 electrolyte using CV and constant current charge/discharge studies.

All analyses for this study were conducted on soils derived from the Kayenta Sandstone Formation [38].