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The coralline scaffolds showed by far the highest evaluation of cell number and ALP activity over all the other chitosan-based scaffolds.

"The trust placed in you is not only a high evaluation of your work, but also of people's hopes for positive changes in St . Petersburg" Mr. Putin said in a statement.

The PRECIS simulation tend to make a higher evaluation of wind speed along the shorelines of the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay, while it was lower than the Canadian Wind Energy Atlas within the Canadian Shield region, especially at the north part.

Whereas our analyses demonstrate the efficiency of BayesAss+ for the inference of recent migration rates when the number of loci and sampled genotypes per population is sufficiently high, evaluation of the performances of the program Bottleneck was less straightforward.

There are several potential explanation the higher evaluation of "student-patient" factor as compared to the "self and colleagues" factor.

We are thankful to Dr. Vabulas for his high evaluation of our work and hope that the readers of F1000Research will find this study useful.

We observed a higher evaluation of "self and colleagues" factor among students who participated in the program on their second 4th year clerkship.

Use of the Klimisch scoring system, and the high evaluation of studies using GLP in general, are unfortunate examples of the conflation of high quality study reporting with high quality study design and execution.

High sales levels were also associated with a high evaluation of GPs' own clinical and private experience, with a positive appreciation of the work with depressed patients and with a high level of participation in the pharmaceutical companies' activities.

Thus, high sales levels correlated positively with a high evaluation of ADs' effectiveness in depression and panic disorders and were inversely correlated with the degree of appreciation of psychotherapy-based treatments.

The higher evaluation of the "patient-student" effect among Arab and Druze as compared to Jewish students may be related to cultural differences in the perception of this component of medical professionalism.