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To facilitate the development of a comparable national measure of POS provision, the measures were replicated using a national-level dataset on POS and compared using intra-class correlations.

Questions were categorized by the amount of change expected, as described previously for the development of a comparable questionnaire [18], primarily based on the time frame of the question and blinded to the results as follows: 'no change expected,'changege unlikely,' '1 unit change expected,'3'3 unit change expected,'changege likely'.

Similarly it appears that the gammaherpesvirus Murine herpesvirus 68 (may68) may be a co-factor for the development of a comparable presentation of pulmonary fibrosis seen in mice [ 14].

This paper examines these existing systems and also reports our recent development of ChemReader – a comparable tool that can be specifically tailored for chemical database annotation (Table 1).

The Soviet Union was secretly attempting to compete with the US in landing a man on the Moon but had been hampered by repeated failures in development of a launcher comparable to the Saturn V.

Our results are in agreement with this study, and show that also in the presence of an orthopedic titanium implant, the development of an osteomyelitis shows a comparable pattern of uptake of F-FDG by the infected bone tissue.

Both of these great influences, reverence for the classics and fascination with the geometrical-deductive procedures advocated by Descartes must be seen from today's vantage point as among the major influences retarding the development of a science of society comparable to the science of the physical world.

There is an urgent need for the development of a quality assessment tool comparable to those used in empirical studies [ 27, 28].

Furthermore if polymerase chain reaction (PCR) primers are designed to bind conserved sequences that flank introns, they work in a range of species and serve as a toolkit for the development of comparable "anchor markers" across a range of plant species.

These variables were included because they were available for both hospital as well as mortality records, thus allowing for development of directly comparable models for hospitalized and overall case fatality.

Such prognostic markers are poorly documented in Africa including Tanzania [ 14] impeding the development of comparable prognostication and adaptation of corresponding therapeutic protocols emphasized by our current studies.