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Nutrient intake was assessed using 3-day food diaries and dietary patterns were empirically derived from a food frequency questionnaire.

This proposal is empirically derived from the auctions implemented in Brazil and Chile during the last 6 years.

The TOF spectra were converted to energy spectra using an energy conversion function empirically derived from a set of calibration curves (Supplementary Figs 10 and 11) as described in Supplementary Note 6 and Supplementary Fig. 12.

We assessed agreement with the literature using regions of interest that were defined by clusters of activation empirically derived from the literature by Wager and Smith (Wager, T.D. and Smith, E.E., Neuroimaging studies of working memory: a meta-analysis, Cognitive, Affective and Behavioral Neuroscience, 3 (2003) 255 274).

These are the slopes empirically derived from the data for the molecules and scaffolds using similarity fusion, regarding which we make two comments.

Currently, it can also be calculated by using the efficiency transfer method empirically derived from an approximate calculation of the effective solid angle ratio.

Following the discussion proposed by Del Prette et al. (2012), the term "social competence" will be employed in this study to define a construct that empirically derives from items assessing engagement in activities, social relationships and academic achievement.

The categories empirically-derived from participant descriptions, Spiritual/health literature and Treatment centers, suggest a broader and less technical view of the CAM field.

I compared exposure distributions derived from empirically derived species-specific, individual-consumption data from the three populations and exposure distributions derived, in part, from summary statistics for populations.

The findings from this research have provided an empirically derived framework from which a condition-specific patient-reported outcome measure can be developed.

We compare the resulting stellar radius with empirically derived estimates from temperature and brightness measurements, confirming the latter can be biased for stars with ambiguous stellar classifications.