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47 Our results demonstrate relatively stable global and regional intakes of saturated fat and cholesterol in more recent years since 1990, except for further declines in certain Eastern European nations.

For all participants, the frequency of recognition for all harmful effects was highest among care managers and was lowest among family caregivers except for "further medical treatment and economic burden," which was lowest among physicians (physicians 36.9%, family caregivers 42.2%, nurses 48.7%, helpers 53.1%, and care managers 67.9%).

The interpretation of the dummy variables is obvious, except for the dummy for further education.

Mr. Hatch said he wanted to see "such atrocities" punished severely, but saw no excuse for making them federal crimes except for a "further power grab in criminal jurisdiction".

This is partly because there is only one easel painting by him here – the National Gallery's enchanting The Madonna of the Cat – and partly because Barocci lived and died in Urbino and never left that honey-coloured city on a hill except for one further trip to Rome (c1560-63), during which he seems to have been poisoned.

Except for aglycone, further studies on the Genus Rubia have also confirmed many cyclopeptide glycosides; these known glucosides were just single substituted glucopyranoside derivatives.

From Table 2, a loss of TKN in compost was observed when compared to the feedstocks except for CYT. Further, these results showed that a TKN loss (70 %) was highest for CYCo when compared to CY.

He's hasn't changed his politics, and L.A. voters, except for moving further to the left, haven't changed theirs.

In the absence of standard disk diffusion zone sizes for regimens used in H. pylori eradication regimen except for metronidazole, further establishment of the susceptibility pattern of locally occurring isolates by comparing zone size breakpoints with Etest, agar dilution method and as well as molecular genotyping of resistant strains will be the future direction of this pilot study.

We therefore collapsed the groups into Nap (NREM and REM) and Wake (QW and AW) for further analyses, except when assessing the contribution of sleep stages.

Scrutiny of all other questions revealed no need for further changes, except deleting the questions about the questionnaire.