They were only four words, but they made him a footnote figure in a catastrophic day for America and shadowed him the rest of his long life: "Don't worry about it".
Differences in nr of primer pairs within a chromosome are caused by either heterologously amplifying primer pairs, or loci for which allele assignment was unclear (see footnote Figure 2).
These familiar footnotes also figure in "Mr. S," an equally colorful, much more salacious look inside his private world.
aStudy definitions and measures were defined in footnotes to Figure 1 and Table 1.
However, the datapoints that were included in the meta-analysis were relatively comparable as described in the footnotes of Figure 3A-E.
Television doesn't come complete with footnotes: disputed figures like 500,000 Palestinians remaining in Israel at the time of independence are repeated by the BBC without mentioning that the official Israeli tally puts the number at 160,000.
At 1 2 hours after training, A responses were significantly higher when the right antenna was in use than when the left antenna was in use (results of data analysis in footnote to Figure 1).
LI scores are presented in Fig. 4, showing a right antenna bias at 1 hour after training, no bias at 3 hours after training and a left bias at 6 and 23 hours after training (statistical results in footnote of Figure 4).
These outcomes remain surprisingly stable even for interventions assuming optimistic resources (cf. footnotes to Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).
The ICCs, adjusted for the factors shown in the Footnote to Figure 3, were all statistically significant, and similar to the Pearson correlations for cases and sister controls.
