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Before CPB is established, data from the PAC may be used to determine the cardiac output of the patient, and to control left ventricular filling pressures (PCWP).

In summary, while adverse cardiometabolic effects of IP-TFA are well established, data from the present meta-regression analysis of existing randomised controlled trials indicate that R-TFA intake levels do not substantially influence the changes in the ratios of TC:HDL-C and LDL-C HDL-C in heaLDL-C HDL-C.

The Panarthropoda Cycloneuralia assemblage is the basis for the Ecdysozoa hypothesis (Aguinaldo et al. 1997), originally established using data from the small nuclear ribosomal subunit, 18S rRNA, and corroborated in numerous subsequent analyses using that gene (Giribet 2003).

Ideally, a drug and its companion diagnostic would be developed contemporaneously with the clinical relevance and technical performance criteria established using data from the clinical development program before NDA filing.

The preferred location used to calculate the within field index for the delayed saccade task was established using data from the oddball task, and vice-versa.

A separate independent test set was established using data from the remaining additional 50 patients; of these, 24 corresponded to primary and 26 to secondary infection, again according to the Recife method.

The psychometric properties of the finalised QUAD were further established using data from the MIRIAD study.

Once the proper artery diameter was established, the data from the dynamic PET acquisition were validated against the water reservoir samples.

Vaccine effectiveness in preventing disease and death has been established by data from the USA where UMVV has been underway for a decade using a vaccine from a single manufacturer.

The immigrant population was established using data from the Statistical Department at the Danish Immigration Service and included all refugees and family reunified individuals aged >17 years who received residence permits between 1 January 1993 and 31 December 1999.

We conducted a cohort study of pregnant women working in horticulture using four cohorts including one cohort established with data from the departments of occupational medicine in Jutland and Funen and three existing mother-child cohorts (n = 1,468).