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These outcomes are discussed in terms of a comparison of natural vs. anthropogenic anthracological records and the data are contextualized and examined in the broader context of the other assemblages recovered in the NE Iberian Peninsula.

The effects of the MenA vaccine campaign on routine health services should be examined in the broader context in which as many as 14 vaccination campaigns occur each year.

The book that Chekhov wrote about that island community is always interesting, often absolutely searing, and Narayan uses it as away of examining, in the broadest terms, how to write about other people.

Thus, the effect of ghrelin was first examined in the presence of a broad range inhibitor, namely flufenamic acid which inhibits several families of ionic channels and causes mitochondrial uncoupling [40], [43], [44].

In the third main analysis we will use bivariate and multivariate multinomial regression to explore how individuals' views about access, security and personal choices relating to EHRs are associated with their broad views examined in the first two analyses (overall support of a national EHR system, using EHRs for personal healthcare, health services planning and policy and health research).

That year the electrical engineer Otto Lange (Aachen/TU Hamburg-Harburg) suggested one ought to examine in detail the broad area of the Shannon sampling theorem.

We recommend the TMV be examined in a broader population of AYAs with high-risk cancers.

The potential contribution to public health, and health inequalities, of reducing the physical availability of both alcohol and tobacco products should be examined in developing broader supply-side interventions.

Numerous somatic mutations in both the coding and control regions of mtDNA have been extensively examined in a broad range of primary human cancers, underscoring the fact that accumulation of mtDNA mutations may be a critical factor in eliciting persistent mitochondrial defects and consequently contributing to cancer initiation and progression [ 55].

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When examined in broad age categories, there was less evidence in older than younger NSW women that mortality fell faster after 1991 than it did up to 1991.