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Plainly, the use of identical or similar names for terms with different electrophysiological meanings can lead to the propagation of confusion and, worse, incorrect interpretations of data that are incorporated into the literature moving forward.

The HTR data that was incorporated in the Wegner (1982) study is still available as is more recent data up to the year 2000, allowing for an examination of survival patterns over time.

Almost all the articles reviewed for this publication reported cross-sectional data for the variables of interest, and only two provided longitudinal data that were incorporated in the conclusion.

Next, we fitted an extended model to the data to incorporate features of medical history and overall severity of illness readily calculated from the entire coded electronic health record data (that is, incorporating prior visit data).

A table of these data set-derived hypotheses that were incorporated into the network model can be found in Additional File 3. The two-pronged approach of including both literature- and data set-derived nodes into the Cellular Stress Network model ensured that the network model covered a broad range of stress response pathways.

In our HCM model, we used the generic PolyPhen classifier, rather than the disease-specific PolyPhen HCM [ 12], because the PolyPhen HCM predictor was optimised using a small training data set that is incorporated into our HCM training data.

Another important point to note is that the new prognostic index score incorporates clinical data that are used in routine patient care in most institutions.

However, classification of mosquito species as enzootic or bridge vectors was previously based primarily on qualitative categories and did not incorporate other data that are critical to determining the risk for human infection from each species.

Among alternative projections, we chose to use the data that are based on a medium fertility scenario, incorporate background mortality, and are interpolated at 1-year intervals by age and sex.

Finn and colleagues have developed a web-based application to build Hidden Markov Models from a user's data that is fast and incorporates a variety of displays and analysis features.

Relevant additional data that were available were also incorporated into updated random effects meta-analyses.