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Changes in general health as a result of a respiratory disease and clinically detectable deviations from the physiological breathing process were assessed.

But any detectable deviation from zero would mean that the laws of physics were different there (and then) from those that pertain in the neighbourhood of the Earth.Such an important result needed verification using a different telescope, so in 2004 another group of researchers looked from the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile.

Detectable deviation from the "normal" behaviour in this temperature range is also observed for the temperature dependence of the displacement parameters of oxygen species in HoCo0.5Cr0.5O3 structure (Fig. 4b).

It is interesting to note that for Millbillillie, different and independent measurement methods like emissivity and reflectance produce the same result as can be seen from Table 5 and Table 7: The first detectable deviation from nadir-like measurements is occurring for angles above θ = 30°.

However, a detailed analysis revealed rare but detectable deviations in altered as well as in normal cotyledon primordia.

The assay had a limit of detection of 0.05 mg/L, based on the concentration detectable at 3 standard deviations from the mean of the blank samples over 7 assays and allowing for the dilution of synovial fluid (1 200) used in the assay.

Using minimal detectable change scores and standard deviations from the literature [ 25] sample sizes at 80% power and.05 significance in a two tailed test were calculated at 70 subjects in total for the Berg Balance score and 54 subjects for the SF36 respectively.

Epidemic periods which did not give rise to significant excess mortality caused lower overall excess mortality, although positive deviations from baseline mortality were detectable for most periods for which epidemic activity had been reported (Figure 3).

The predicted mean and variance were universally accurate, while deviations from normality were only detectable within the GC-biased P. putida genome.

However, any substantial deviations from the standard natural abundances would be detectable through the inspection of the x statistics derived from known compounds, and the value of T might be increased accordingly.

However, it can be argued that strong deviations from the independence model will also be more detectable in genome wide association studies.