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The published studies that have estimated the impact of environmental PAH exposure on child psychomotor development derived from US, Chinese, and Polish cohorts.

The published data that has evaluated the impact of environmental PAH exposure, based on personal air sampling or measurements of PAH-DNA adducts levels, on child psychomotor development, have been derived from US, Chinese, and Polish cohorts.

The EQ-5D scores using the UK weights yielded the largest range (-0.21 1.00), whereas those scores derived from US and Japan preference weights had similar range (0.06 1.00 and 0.08 1.00, respectively).

Geocoding was done by matching the street address, city, state, and ZIP code to street network data derived from US census bureau TIGER (Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing system) dataset [ 24], and assigning to this street address latitude and longitude coordinates.

A case-fatality ratio derived from US was used, as the estimated influenza-related mortality rates were generally similar in Hong Kong and the US [ 29, 30].

The evaluation's estimate for the annual cost of medical, community and residential care for a patient who becomes blind was only one-fifth of the cost estimate derived from US experience that we used in our study.

In this investigation, we analysed data derived from US-guided biopsies of 962 breast lesions in 906 patients to evaluate reliability and reproducibility of a three-dimensional (3D) US-guided automated LCNB technique.

It is noteworthy that most of the evidence on attrition is derived from US-based research, which limits generalizability to other countries given demographic and health care system differences.

METHODS: The longitudinal discharge database derived from 115 US medical centers was used to study all adult cancer patients hospitalized with FN between 1995 and 2000, comprising a total of 41,779 patients.

Model inputs were derived from published US population demographics, cancer registry data, high-quality studies of cancer pain management, standard reimbursement schedules, and expert opinion.

BOLD uses the widely accepted prediction equations derived from the third US NHANES, which may not ideally fit for all studied populations.