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III degree arterial hypertension (230/120 mmHg).

(iii) Degree: It is used to describe a node.

For each exercise within the intervention, the following outcomes (assessed among players and coaches) were measured: (i) degree of relevancy, i.e. added value of the exercises; (ii) degree of suitability of the exercises within training sessions; (iii) degree of usability of the exercises.

Comparisons included the following main factors: i) colony-of-origin of the ant (nominal), colony-of-origin of the fungus (nominal); ii) time since start of the experiment (nominal); iii) degree of Pseudonocardia inhibition of the cultivar (continuous, in cm ZOI); and iv) degree of cultivar inhibition of Pseudonocardia (continuous, in cm ZOI).

We examined 30 healthy pregnant women in the age range 20 31 years (control group), and 30 pregnant women with revealed late toxicosis of different severity degree (nephropathy of II degree, 10 women; nephropathy of III degree, 20 women).

As explained below, these distributions often reflect differences among the regulatory variants that produce AEI with respect to: i) allele-frequencies, ii) relative contributions to log2AEI, and iii) degree of linkage to the mSNP.

For education, significant differences were found between those whose highest qualifications were GCSEs at grades D G and each of the higher educational groups (odds ratios of 2.12, 2.19 and 3.10 for those with (i) GCSEs at grades A* C, (ii) A/AS levels, and (iii) Degrees or higher, respectively, relative to GCSEs at grades D G; 95% CIs: 1.09 4.11, 1.14 4.21, 1.78 5.37).

Currently the use of this procedure is restricted to symptomatic, young patients (younger than 40 years), preferably with mild to moderate Stage III disease (degree of head involvement < 30% and degree of collapse < 4 mm).

Furthermore, correlation analysis showed that the miR-124 expression level was reversely correlated to histological grade (P < 0.001), with lower expression in grade III (higher degree of malignancy).

In [38], routers are ranked according to one of the following criteria: i) random ii) degree iii) number of flows, or iv) number of active neighbors.

Our method generalizes the test-retest framework by allowing for i) growth or decay in knowledge and skills between tests, ii) tests being neither parallel nor vertically scaled, and iii) the degree of measurement error varying across tests.