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The presence of less stabilized OM in these fractions can be derived from methodological uncertainties and/or the fast cycling compartment of mineral-associated OM.

We could not further determine associations of treatment effects with potential biases derived from methodological flaws.

Our evaluation criteria for nested models was based on guidelines derived from methodological research (e.g., Chen, 2007; Cheung & Rensvold, 2001) Models of measurement equivalence were tested and compared using the following five steps.

The topics for the interview schedule were derived from methodological (theoretical) benefits and burdens of n-of-1 trials, 24 published studies on experiences of patients and carers with n-of-1 trials, 33 35 and process-related aspects of the trial at hand.

Differences of dopamine release dynamics with temporal delay and effort in rodents may derive from methodological issues and require further study.

And what I think he needed to do about it is derived from the methodological principles that were introduced by David Marr [INAUDIBLE] a long ago.

Dissimilarity of species communities among transects were calculated using the Bray-Curtis dissimilarity index and matrices derived from two methodological approaches were compared using Mantel tests.

This estimation was derived from two different methodological approaches and both gave very similar results.

Differences between adherence rates derived from the different methodological measurement approaches were investigated using McNemar test.

To overcome the limitation derived from the first methodological factor, a more acurate selection of depressed patients is required.

Given that our three cluster solution indicated limited cluster membership uncertainty, we believe there is limited bias derived from our present methodological approach of studying the most likely cluster membership for each patient case.