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The failure of Pitkäniemi et al. [24], when analyzing the same data, to identify anything else than DR3 and DR4 alleles to be statistically significant contributors to the risk is likely due to the ascertainment correction and the consequent substantial loss of data.
ED as usual provider was a dichotomous measure; the survey item asked where the individual "Which of the following places best describes where you usually go for your health care?," with emergency department listed alongside seven other choices including primary care providers' offices, urgent care, and an open-ended option for respondents to identify anything else.
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I don't really know how to identify as anything else... it wasn't a choice; it was more of a fact of life for me".
I can't identify myself as anything else.
We get the slow-motion doves in flight (so many doves!) that probably identify Woo more anything else.
"The difficulties in this kind of proposition are in building a machine to identify garbage versus anything else, and in convincing corvids to use it," he told VICE.
Similarly, on Scruff, a dating app for the more hirsute gay men among us, more users identify as versatile than anything else.
In order to keep the results anonymous, the participants were not asked their name, address or anything else that could identify them.
As was first reported by The New Civil Rights Movement, the survey question about sexual orientation does not include an option for students to identify as gay, bisexual, or anything else besides heterosexual or "other".
"This suggests there is significant oligodendrocyte death even before anything else degenerates which identifies a new and important player in the progression of this disease," Kang said.
The most urgent priority will be to record any evidence on the surface, such as bullet casings and bones, or anything else that could identify perpetrators or victims.
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