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Hollis was impressed by the comprehensive range of multiplayer options in the released version of Perfect Dark, which he described as "a vast array of features I never planned".
Previous studies were limited by relatively small case numbers, and because, until recently, food databases did not contain the comprehensive range of flavonoids present in the diet, no previous studies, to our knowledge, have examined the full range of flavonoid subclasses in relation to ovarian cancer risk.
The aim of the present study therefore was to identify the levels of radionuclides in a comprehensive range of contemporary STPs, representing seven different types of product [13 15].
With renal biopsy contraindicated, we used the urine protein selectivity test included in a comprehensive range of biomarkers, to attempt to predict the underlying glomerular pathology and guide therapy.
By using a lacZ reporter gene, which encodes a β-galactosidase enzyme that, in the presence of an X-Gal substrate, stains tissues blue, White and colleagues have annotated whole-mount in situ gene expression patterns in a comprehensive range of up to 47 organ systems in the adult mouse.
We also note that although the evidence on cost-effectiveness was inconclusive, all economic evaluations which compared total care costs reached high quality as per the BMJ's 35-item checklist (Drummond 1996) and that in general a comprehensive range of resources was measured across studies.
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This method would result in the identification of a comprehensive range of symptoms and severities, and would establish what happens, to whom, and when.
