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The repressing role of up-regulated miRNAs was further evidenced by examining the targets of three primarily represented miRNA groups, the top overexpressed miRNA group, a miR-302-367 cluster, and a single miR-294.

As such, it would be informative to build on such evidence by examining the prevalence of RYO tobacco use among Canadian youth.

25 This study therefore sought to counter the dearth of evidence by examining the actual practices and challenges of HIV/AIDS health care provision among migrants in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

In order to address these gaps in knowledge regarding the determinants and outcomes of statin use in kidney transplantation, this report expands the existing evidence by examining the effect of statins in an incident cohort of kidney transplant recipients managed predominantly with tacrolimus-based immunosuppression and assesses the extent to which early statin use is associated with benefit.

This was evidenced most clearly by examining the interaction between OFC and ACC principal component weights, and DLPFC neuronal firing.

The goal of the current study was to add to this limited evidence base by examining the mental health literacy of resettled refugees in Australia.

This paper contributes to the evidence base by examining the very specific ways in which boundaries affected behaviour and consequently the integration and embedding of a shared electronic health record.

Accordingly, the URBAN Study will contribute directly to this evidence base by examining the interactions between children's PA behaviors, body size, parental perceptions, and built environment characteristics across diverse settings and child age ranges.

We looked for evidence of this by examining the number of evaluations per child with ASD recorded in the ADDM Network surveillance system, reasoning that if the higher prevalence of ASD among children of higher SES was due to increased access to diagnostic services, high SES might be associated with a higher number of diagnostic evaluations per child.

We tried to get a sense of the provision of a full course of evidence-based psychotherapy by examining the number of sessions of psychotherapy or counselling with the same provider in the past 12 months comprising CBT components.

To explore indirect evidence of reporting biases by examining the distribution of P-values reported in published medical articles and to compare P-values distributions across different contexts.