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We converted Figure 3 to forest plots and have included the subgroup sizes.

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(2015), 10.1016/j.ab.2015.03.031, in press), but the MLPA analysis data was converted into figure 4 and figure 5 of the research article.

To support their statement, they cited Harthé et al. (2012), who reported an average BPA-G concentration of 4.64 µg/L in human urine samples but wrongly converted this figure to a urine concentration of 11.5 µM (their effective in vitro concentration) rather than to the correct figure of 11.5 nM, i.e., a value 1,000 times lower.

The researchers totted up the number of organisms in the world, from the tiniest virus to the biggest whale, multiplied this by the total number of their cells containing at least once DNA molecule and converted this figure into an estimated weight – about 50bn tonnes of genetic material.

Raw phylogenetic trees were converted into figures using Adobe Illustrator CS4.

We have converted these figures to show the cases of SSPE per million cases of measles infection and note a large range from 8.5 1449 cases/million.

In order to be practically useful for quantification of the target-receptor concentration, the time-dependent count rate information collected by the PET-camera must be converted into figures relating to binding parameters.

To compare reported payments in 2000 with reported payments in 2007, we converted the figures into equivalent days of work according to the average official minimum wage for the geographical zone of Acapulco city: 33.33M$ in 2000 and 46.09 M$ in 2007 [ 25].

To Summarise the Cost of an elective Caesarean Section Allowing for high staff costs this figure becomes £1,992.47 To convert these figures into an emergency caesarean section £447, the vaginal delivery cost, is added.

In cases where fruits rather than seeds were counted, we used a mean seed per fruit ratio based on Van Roosemalen's published data [23], to convert the figure into a seed production.

By converting this figure to Canadian dollars using the 1990 exchange rate of $0.8572 and then inflating the Canadian value to a 2000 Canadian dollar values a state cost of $2,111 for blindness was estimated.

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