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The most striking trend observed was the gain of CFA 13 in almost half of the cases studied (12 of 25, 48%).

Histopathological changes in the rectal biopsy were detected in less than half of the cases studied, but the findings of the present study suggest that when present, changes in rectal mucosal histopathology were in line with subsequent post-mortem findings.

However, while we may have to be cautious in interpreting macroevolution using micro-evo-devo, direct comparisons of QTL identified within and between species for a few traits suggest that intraspecific and interspecific in these traits might be caused by variation in the same genes in about half of the cases studied (Wittkopp et al. 2009).

Therefore, number of switched transmission lines is reduced to half, one-third, or even less, depending on the case study.

The narratives, 2-3 per case, comprised the second half of the case study reports.

A study released in April by the University of Manitoba, which found that while patients are supposed to have had some experience with opioids before being prescribed fentanyl, that wasn't happening in half of the cases they studied.

About half of the case-control studies (Table 2) included in qualitative assessment consistently concluded that preceding diabetes was inversely associated with PD (8, 16, 17).

Half of the cases in this study had parity of two and above.

In almost half of the cases the current study showed the diagnosis of isolated EPTB case which is much higher than expected.

It is interesting that more than half of the cases in our study were in second trimester whereas most spontaneous abortions takes place in the first trimester.

To test this, supertype frequencies in four BCP ALL case series were compared with controls: (1) cases included in our previous study (n=559; Taylor et al, 2002); (2) half of the cases in the present study (n=344); (3) half of the cases in the previous study combined with the 'new' cases (n=343); (4) the 'new' cases (n=128) alone.