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The picture that Ronconi and other European officials have painted of the network of cells across Europe has been consistent with the methodology of bin Laden, the patient planner ready to invest years in setting up attacks, and allowing his men wide operational autonomy.

The ground shaking for other site conditions is obtained by applying a nonlinear soil-amplification factor defined in terms of the average shear-wave velocity in the top 30 m of the soil profile, consistent with the methodology used in the current US and proposed Taiwan building codes.

The research was conducted in two phases, consistent with the methodology outlined by the FDA PRO Guidance [5].

The research was conducted in two phases, consistent with the methodology outlined in the US FDA PRO Guidance [7].

Extrapolating risk score errors in MA plans is consistent with the methodology used in the Medicare fee-for-service program and enables Medicare to recover risk adjustment overpayments.

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This cut-off was consistent with the NRS methodology (Kelley-Baker et al. 2016).

As we can see, estimation (17) of the time-varying spectrum using the Cohen's class distribution (17) is consistent with the general methodology (10) of estimating time-varying spectrum for the locally stationary time series.

Although the cut-off value of ≥ 3 ng/ml yielded a slightly greater AUC (0.865) than the cut-off value of ≥ 2 ng/ml (0.863), we defined positivity of THC in oral fluid using ≥ 2 ng/ml because it was the minimum detectable THC concentration (i.e., same as using > 0 ng/ml) and was consistent with the NRS methodology (Kelley-Baker et al. 2016).

The details of participant recruitment are consistent with the CREDOC methodology, as described in previous publications.

Consistent with the GYTS methodology, "smoking in the past month" was defined as smoking on one day per month or more.