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Therefore, no effects can be assumed on the organic matter content in soils irrigated with treated wastewater even with high concentrations of pharmaceuticals.

Note that since the difference is taken with respect to the same satellite, the differential satellite clock bias term is not present in Equation 3. Additionally, for short baselines, the tropospheric and ionospheric effects can be assumed to cancel.

Given the short term of this intervention, these effects can be assumed to occur independently from changes in body composition.

Similar effects can be assumed for β-carotene, although this has been exemplified on other neutral compounds with conjugated systems.

From the many functions of ABA in development and disease, different effects can be assumed in the context of Verticillium disease.

Furthermore, tremors occur a little after minor psychological disturbances (e.g., shyness) [ 36] while psychological, renal, and neurological effects can be assumed before other organs are involved.

With this regard, design effect can be assumed equivalent to the number of stages that had been undergone to reach the final respondents (here there are two stages).

The impact of a covariate on the treatment effect can be assumed to be treatment specific or constant for all treatments compared.

Therefore, if significant differences are noted between TRI-reporting models and inclusive TRI-reporting plus non-TRI-reporting sites, under this conservative approach the actual effect can be assumed to be greater.

A high first-pass effect can be assumed because peak concentrations of total BPA after oral administration contained much lower percentages of unchanged parent compound than observed after i.v. injections (Doerge et al., 2010a).

In this paper, we present estimates of net health effects that can be assumed for demand responses to infrastructure development.