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Disease duration was based on the dates of the clinical diagnosis by a neurologist and the last contact during follow-up.

While the assumption that respiratory sequelae have a fixed duration was based on previous cost-effectiveness models presented in peer-reviewed publications [29, 54, 55, 60], one may argue that the duration of asthma or allergic sensitization lasts longer (or potentially shorter) than 18 years.

The choice of 20 days as fermentation duration was based on Galli et al.'s (1997) and Nwoko and Ogunyemi's (2010) reports on olive and palm oil-mill effluents, respectively, that though these effluents had high organic loads including phenol, fermentation for about 20 days was adequate for the breakdown of these phytotoxic compounds.

The sampling duration was based on priori sample size calculations (described below).

Selection of dose regimen and treatment duration was based on pharmacokinetic modelling and simulations.

Survival duration was based on the date of surgery until patient's death or most recent clinic visit.

The benefit duration is based only on the age of the recipient at the beginning of the unemployment spell.

Second, the predicted optimal linear keyboards used the smallest possible cursor duration (10 ms), but the model prediction of performance for such a cursor duration is based on experimental data that measured performance for much longer cursor durations (the briefest being 100 ms).

Given the unavailability of real-panel data sets, in which the same households are surveyed across time, the analysis of poverty duration is based on the construction of synthetic panels a la Dang et al. (2014 .8 This method was originally designed to analyze transitions in and out of poverty based on two (or more) rounds of cross-sectional data.

The spike patterns were evoked by depolarization current pulses, in which the amplitude and duration were based on the aim of experiments.

Second, our conclusion that the variations of volume of respiratory O2 related to respiration mediated buoyancy controls are insufficient to explain the associated differences in dive duration is based on the paradigm that diving is highly O2 consuming for seabirds, particularly when using foot-propulsion (for a review, see [38]).