A £5 supermarket voucher was offered as a thank you for taking part (except to the small number of participants recruited through personal networks).
This explains why they do not give any matching either, except to the small oscillator model 170. Figure 5 shows that many models of calcium oscillation are connected.
Active smoking at cohort inception was very low (5%), and indoor occupational exposures among the cohort have generally been low, except to the extent that a small percentage of schools might be located near highways.
The independent influence of sub-scale scores on visual impairment was examined after adjustment for other scores (except driving due to the small proportion of drivers).
Although the statistical power was weak to analyze the associations with respect to each type of LRTI except bronchiolitis due to the small sample size, this study indicates the importance of the effect of perinatal maternal anxiety on the occurrence of RTIs during early life.
Doing so was initially inconceivable and then a matter of indifference except to the slaves themselves and small groups of abolitionists.
In general, the stability was observed to be excellent except of the smallest convection stack, which showed some variations from point to point.
For a given target and lung density, it was found that treatment margin was insensitive to target diameter, except for the smallest (1.6-cm diameter) target, for which the treatment margin was more sensitive to density changes than the larger targets.
We used colony polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assays to verify the lineage specificity for all LI- and LIII-specific genes identified by CGH analysis (except for LMOf2365-0409 due to the small size of this gene for proper PCR primer design).
The densest of these works, completely dominated by fact, have small appeal except to the specialist.
Hand-drawn ROIs spanning three consecutive coronal slices (each 260 µm thick) were used in all other cases, except for the DCN: Owing to the small size of the DCN, its ROI was drawn in two consecutive slices with the broadest cross-sectional areas.
