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The scatter plot of the subjective DMOS versus scores obtained by RVSIM prediction on the LIVE database suggests that the RVSIM model has a strong congruency with HVS.

A brief analysis per country of the gross domestic product (GDP) spent in research and development (R&D) and the S&E production reported by the Pascal bibliographic database suggests that the number and quality of S&E publications is directly proportional to the financial support for R&D.

Although the WBOLA reported that the storm dissipated that night near the peninsula, the HURDAT database suggests that the storm maintained peak intensity for another day, until August 27 when it dissipated.

Our database suggests that the families of ASD came from a diverse geographic area that can be distant from the location of our hospital, while the non-autistic children were largely from the local urban area.

PolymiRTS database suggests that the ancestral allele lies in a binding site for miR-575, which is disrupted by the derived allele that in addition creates a binding site for miR-182 ∗.

For example, a recent report that combined a review of the literature with drug company-sponsored post-marketing database suggests that the risk of any malignancy with etanercept, regardless of indication, is about 0.02 per 100 patient-years among patients 4 to 17 years of age, compared to 0.015 among the general population of children 4 to 17 years of age in the United States [ 36].

The highly cooperative expression of ACR11 and GLN2 observed in our experiments and in the database suggests that these two genes may belong to the same functional module.

However, the observed MAFs of the other three SNPs, not available in the HapMap database, were dramatically different from those obtained from the EGP database, suggesting that indeed these SNPs may have some ethnic differences in their MAFs.

An inspection of the structure database suggested that the pseudo-tetrameric structure of CSL3 was unique among the known lectins.

These summary probabilities derived from the population-based prospective database suggest that the risk of death among those remaining untreated increases with time on wait lists.

Interestingly, this is close to the average pathway length of 4.4, as defined in the MetaCyc database, suggesting that the annotated pathway structure reflects the structural correlations we have reported on.