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The freshwater reptile and fish assessments used in this analysis were selected and assessed for the sampled approach to red-listing, and therefore correspond to a representative random sample of species from these classes rather than assessments for all species in the group (Baillie et al., 2008; Collen & Baillie, 2010).

Each column corresponds to a representative sample that was processed and stained with SYBR Green I about 24 h apart from the adjacent time point.

ECRHS, SAPALDIA, and the Medical Research Council's National Survey of Health and Development (NSHD) (Kuh et al. 2011) corresponded to a representative sample of subjects of predefined areas.

We first describe the variables and constraints that are used to ensure that the settings of the fill-in variables (the F variables) correspond to a restricted representative selection.

Thus they are not biased by selection in referral systems and by severity and effects of treatment, but correspond to a rather representative sample of incident cases of rheumatoid arthritis in Sweden.

As predicted, the relative change increases with decreasing permeability measurement at p = 1305 psi, because a smaller "k eff@p=1305 psi" corresponds to a smaller representative pore size and thus a more important contribution of Knudsen diffusion to gas flow.

Our ILP has constraints (described below) to ensure that each value assignment to the F-variables corresponds to a restricted representative selection for P.

To guarantee that the assignment to the F variables corresponds to a restricted representative selection, we require that C pq = 1 for every two column indices p, q that correspond to splits in the same input tree.

This is equivalent to the condition that each infected host corresponds to a single representative gene copy and the rate of replication of gene copies is equal to the rate of transmission between hosts.

For this reason, as is the common practice in malaria risk mapping, we have used synoptic (long term average) covariate data which do not correspond to a given year but are representative of an average year.

3-digit occupational codes correspond to a high level of disaggregation and constitute the finest description of occupations available for a long representative panel of US workers.