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It has been highly open to foreign investment and has shown generally rising skill utilisation since the 1980s (Felstead et al. 2013).

In comparison with a validated visual rating scale (MARS), MIDAS has shown generally moderate to good agreement for the presence of lobar CMBs (Kappa 0.43, improved to 0.65 using the semi-automated method), which compares favourably with previous manual methods showing inter-observer Kappa values in the range of 0.33 to 0.88 [7].

BOX-PCR typing can be completed within 1 working day and has shown generally good agreement with PFGE for B. cenocepacia[ 9].

This study used test-negative control subjects which modelling, assuming no bias, has shown generally slightly underestimates the true VE under most conditions of sensitivity, specificity and influenza to non-influenza ILI attack rates [ 16] but was higher than traditional control subjects when assessed over three consecutive seasons [ 27].

Previous work in a cohort of women with cervical abnormalities in Australia has shown generally high agreement between the three tests, with interassay agreement ranging of about 84% comparing either Amplicor or LA to HC2, and 98% comparing Amplicor to LA [ 23].

Fifteen previous iron-fertilization experiments, though smaller, had shown generally more promising results.

Gelatin constitutes a low cost substitute of soluble collagen but gelatin scaffolds so far have shown generally low strength and suture retention strength.

In the pre-tests, T. aestivum and C. sativus had shown generally moderate emergence and/or survival rates; therefore, these species were not applied in further tests.

These investigations have shown generally good compatibility with cells and tissues, but the focus of prior investigations has been fairly narrow, and as a result there is relatively little published data on the general behavior of keratin biomaterials in biological systems beyond cell culture assays.

This is not supported by previous studies, which have shown generally good quality-of-life scores in the survivors of cardiac arrest at 1 year [ 5].

Numerous epidemiologic time-series studies have shown generally consistent associations of cardiovascular hospital admissions and mortality with outdoor air pollution, particularly mass concentrations of particulate matter (PM) ≤2.5 or ≤10 μm in diameter (PM2.5, PM10).