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Note, however, that our blocked condition differed slightly from that implemented by Taraban in that we presented the training sentences pertaining to one noun in the same order throughout (to-locative, by-locative, from-locative), whereas Taraban had varied their order.

The implementation of 5-to-1-digit matching used in this analysis differs in 2 respects from that implemented by Parsons (15).

The lipid composition of the SCC used in the present study differed from that implemented by Sánchez-Leal et al. [ 17].

The discrimination task used in our study was adapted from that implemented by Carrasco and colleagues to measure the role of exogenous covert attention in contrast sensitivity [ 22, 28– 32] 32] and color saturation [ 31].

To this model we added terms for each hospital (thus allowing for the differences between hospitals in adjusted mortality) and then interaction terms for each hospital and case mix variable in turn (which estimate the degree to which the relation between the case mix variable and mortality in each hospital differed from that implemented in the Dr Foster Unit case mix adjustment model).

Experience from countries that implemented reforms to achieve greater redistribution demonstrates that a high level of solidarity is a necessary ingredient to the achievement of universal coverage [ 8].

Leaders from organizations that implemented electronic consultation or integrated eCR systems also emphasized the importance of provider incentives and reimbursement mechanisms.

For respondents from facilities that implemented an INR monitoring/tracking form (n = 9), 67% believed it improved/streamlined INR collection and 33% reported no change (similar to old system).

This study used data from the six countries that implemented the World Health Organization's Study on global AGEing and adult health (SAGE) Wave 1.

MET implementation was associated with a decrease in unexpected mortality rate in the hospital that implemented MET (from 21.9 to 17.4 per 1000 admissions; P = 0.002).

A study from Massachusetts demonstrated that communities that implemented naloxone education and distribution had decreases in overdose deaths in comparison to communities that did not.