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Motions are defined to be the cause of conjunctions or disjunctions.
The MTD was defined to be the first dose that caused a DLT (grade 3/4 toxicity – see prior section) in one-third or more of the patients treated.
Ad hoc-designed workflows were used for data curation and filtering, as well as for the extraction of LC50 data, which in this case is defined to be the concentration that causes death in 50%% of test Daphnia magna over a test duration of 48 h.
Confounding was defined to be present when the included variable caused a change of the prevalence ratio by more than 10%.
Additionally, quantitatively defined language difficulties appear to be caused by different additive genetic influences to extreme scores on autistic trait measures.
General symptoms were defined as those likely to be caused by stress-mediated mechanisms of pollution and included chest pains, headaches, dizzy spells, sleep problems, stomach aches, diarrhea and loss of appetite.
Most serologically defined treatment failures are thought to be caused by either reinfection after treatment or patient-to-patient variation in the rate of decline in nontreponemal test titers after treatment (i.e., >4-fold decrease), rather than by relapse (10 ).
Dose-limiting toxicity was defined as 'an adverse reaction likely to be caused by the study drug and unlikely to be attributed to concurrent disease or other drugs or chemicals'.
These detailed commentaries define an interface problem that appears to be causing monetary stress to some pharmacists.
Sharply defined margins could be caused by abfraction and/or abrasion due to excessive tooth brushing, while dish-shaped broader and shallow lesions could be caused by erosion.
But although any kind of genetic predisposition for OCD has not yet been proven conclusively, Professor Gerald Nestadt of the OCD Research Centre at John Hopkins University told me that "between 40-80 percent of OCD cases can be defined as being caused by genetic factors".
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