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The dramatic change of the nanostructure configuration and lateral ordering due to the change of InGaAs coverage is consistent with the observation in Fig. 1 as the function of spacer thickness.

Our upper bound for vaccination coverage is consistent with the immunization of about one fifth of the US population in 1976 against a swine influenza virus [35].

The influenza vaccination coverage is consistent with those previously reported in France and other countries.

The increase and saturation of the Raman signal with dye coverage is consistent with other reports.

This coverage is consistent with the length of the entire low-copy fraction previously estimated by reassociation kinetics [ 53].

Our finding that gender inequities in immunization coverage are not correlated with overall immunization coverage is consistent with previous studies [ 12, 20].

Overall, the results from comparing the MSE and 95% coverage were consistent with those from comparing the bias of estimates.

These observations from the PMF spectrum at 100% sequence coverage were consistent with the obtained molecular mass of the isolated RLF/INSL3 without any other post-translational modifications.

As can be noted from the gender specific coverage rates reported above, gender differences in vaccination coverage are consistent and significant, but do not appear to have increased over time.

In general, the service coverage index demonstrated a statistically significant correlation with surrogates of health coverage, was consistent with health coverage levels from individual country reports while presenting broader, more useful information, and offered a reasonable depiction of the regional distribution of health coverage.

Increasing coverage was consistent in time and location with reductions in child (age 6 59 months) parasitemia and severe anemia (53% and 68% reductions, respectively, from 2006 to 2008) and with lower post-neonatal infant and 1 4 years of age child mortality (38%and36%6% reductions between 2001/2 and 2007 survey estimates).