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In fact, the external validity of trials conducted on extremely selected study groups would be low, limiting the possibility of extrapolating findings to a broader, heterogeneous population.

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We analyzed unselected nonidentical twin pairs (1,094 pedigrees) and highly selected, extremely discordant or concordant (EDAC) sib pairs (254 pedigrees).

This demonstrates the advantage of using highly selected animals with extremely divergent phenotypes for labeling studies to allow strong correlations between endophenotypes and proteomic differences, taking a possible effect of 15N into account.

And while the chapel at HMP Brixton, south London, may not have quite the capacity of the Albert Hall or the cachet of Koko, this week it hosted one of those shows likely to be remembered by every one of its extremely select audience.

The book that Trilling would have had in mind when he put the essays in "The Liberal Imagination" together was Arnold's "Culture and Anarchy" (1867), also an attempt to chasten the liberalism of its day, and Trilling used "literature" in the same way that Arnold used "culture": as a generic term that actually refers to an extremely select canon.

The Express's anti-Europe obsession is no surprise – the paper has been running an explicit "crusade" to leave the EU since 2010 – and it is easy to disregard its polling results, given the sampling method (a question posed on the newspaper's website) and extremely select electorate.

Residential locations traditionally favoured by Westerners include the extremely select Jumeirah, which lies on the coast to the southwest of the city centre, and Al- Garhoud, situated on the northeastern side of the creek, near the airport.

However, intra-arterial fibrinolysis should be considered only in extremely carefully selected patients aged >80 years, since the benefits are not clear even in younger patients.

As you would expect, the extremely hungry participants selected more carbohydrates and ate them first – things such as mashed potatoes, bread and macaroni cheese.

For the word "unstable," 33percentt selected "extremely," 11percentt chose "very" and 16percentt agreed with "somewhat".

After intensive efforts to accurately define structural boundaries, two trained raters independently performed manual segmentation of nine subcortical structures using axial T2-weighted MRI scans from 20 randomly selected extremely preterm infants.

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