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The use of ELISA methods to detect either F1 antigen in acute-phase bubo samples or antibodies in convalescent-phase serum contributed to the confirmation of 35% of the total laboratory-confirmed cases.

Immunohistochemical studies contributed to the confirmation that excess T3 resulted in a reduced expression of COL2 (figure 4C,D) and COL10 (figure 4E,F) and a pronounced reduction of GAGs (figure 4A,B) as reflected by the reduced Alcian blue staining at consecutive time points with an overall mean decrease of 35% (p=0.0002) as measured by the quantitative pixel intensities (figure 4H).

Some studies have also used evidence of relevant health care utilisation including hospital admissions, diagnostic tests and drug prescribing as contributing to the confirmation of stroke diagnoses [7], [8].

The reproduction of these results in larger and different populations can contribute to the confirmation of its value as a preoperative risk stratification tool.

Tutorial Talk 1 was given by Kenjiro Wake (Professor Emeritus, Tokyo Medical and Dental University/Minophagen Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan) who contributed to the 're' discovery and confirmation of the presence of hepatic stellate cells in the space of Disse.

BT contributed to the study design and supervised the confirmation tests.

CG-J performed data analyses, variant confirmations and analyses, and contributed to the writing of the manuscript.

Therefore, the use of clinical diagnosis as the non-perfect reference standard rather than neuropathological confirmation at autopsy may have contributed to the sensitivity and specificity values obtained in this pooled analysis.

This contributed to the rise of subjectivism among those attempting to explicate the concept of confirmation in probabilistic terms, as reflected in the present status of subjective Bayesianism as 'orthodox' Bayesianism.

Receiving social confirmation from patients, relatives, and colleagues when they succeed contributed to the surgeons' experience of confidence in their own decisions and actions.

Lack of culture confirmation could have resulted in false detection of positive results, which might have contributed to the incremental yield following sedimentation.