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Eighty four (29%) of the 294 children, however, had other features of more serious illness, and hence underwent CSF examination.

Memory functional MRI data of only three patients passed the quality check and hence underwent statistical analyses.

Except for 10 patients, all the cancer patients were at stage Ic or higher and hence underwent primary debulking surgery, followed by taxane and platinum chemotherapy.

On the other hand, O. pardalina inhabiting cold running waters with comparatively stable thermal conditions may not require such tight hsp70 cluster organization and, hence, underwent dispersal and pseudogenization of a few hsp70 copies in the process of evolution.

Twenty (95.2%) of the 21 patients had decannulation; all patients younger than 65 years of age and nine of the 10 patients (90%) older than 65 years of age had decannulation (one patient developed a recurrence of disease after a period of time, hence underwent total laryngectomy).

This represents a 30% staging error, as the entire study cohort were assumed to have OC disease and hence underwent RP. 47.1% of patient's biopsy Gleason score was an incorrect estimate of their true Gleason score at RP, indicating that only 52.9% of patients did not experience an upgrading or downgrading of their Gleason score.

The better-off-than-average Twitter population might hence undergo a very different dynamics than the rest of the population.

Colloidal nanoparticles in a dispersion medium always show Brownian motion and hence undergo frequent collisions with each other.

Cold-formed structural sections are manufactured at ambient temperature and hence undergo plastic deformations, which result in an increase in yield stress and a reduction in ductility.

In vitro assembly of the VP2 protein of PE1V produces VLPs, which are prone to flocculate and hence undergo limited chemical modification by thiol-specific reagents like the fluorogenic monobromobimane (mBBr).

In part I of this paper, the rate of the low-temperature oxidation reaction was found to be critical in determining the relative tendency of a carbonaceous material to self heat and hence undergo spontaneous combustion.