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Larger values of PM2.5 mass and individual species were generally reported from STNR and STNS.

Higes and colleagues (2013) observed that colony losses were not generally reported from studies conducted in colder areas; however, colony losses were also not reported from Hawaii with its warmer climate.

The mean values for indices of insulin resistance (insulin and HOMA score) and, to a smaller extent, arterial stiffness (although data are limited) were higher than those generally reported from high income countries, suggesting a pro-atherogenic profile in this undernourished population.

As a result, the optimal pH of the purified GluDH-BA was observed at pH 10 (Fig. 5), similar to that of an alkali-resistant GluDH from L. sphaericus G10 (Ding et al. 2011) but higher than pH 8 generally reported for GluDHs from B. subtilis (Fujita et al. 1977; Hilt et al. 1991; Weckbecker and Hummel 2005) and B. thuringiensis (Boontim et al. 2004).

Studies have generally reported findings from a single task, while concurrently acquired, multiple functional and structural measures may provide a more comprehensive assessment [ 1- 6, 8].

Because of the many exposures of interest, epidemiologic studies of Gulf War veterans such as ours have generally reported results from multiple tests of association in a single population, raising the possibility that some significant findings occurred by chance.

Even students who did not do the projects generally reported positive effects from viewing the work of their peers.

Physicians generally reported gleaning important information from this reaction, but may initially be at a loss about how to respond.

Moreover, most BHPs reported that they had trained THPs on safe delivery, whereas THPs generally reported having received training from BHPs on HIV/AIDS.

A week or so after the army finally allowed medics into Jenin camp, 50 corpses had been retrieved from the rubble, although the Palestinians still say that many more remain buried (though not the "up to 500" that was generally reported at first), mixed with sewage from cracked mains.

The outcomes from these studies generally reported a regression coefficient, relative risk (time series), odds ratio (case-crossover), or percent change in mortality, along with corresponding standard errors or confidence intervals.