We have presented the reasons for downgrading the quality of evidence in the footnotes of Summary of findings for the main comparison.
In the footnotes of its financial report for last year, Tribune said the Internal Revenue Service was seeking $190 million in taxes from the 2008 sale of Newsday to Cablevision as well as a $38 million "accuracy-related penalty" and $17 million in after-tax interest.
In all the cases that have come to light so far, Ambrose has cited the source for the material in the footnotes of his books.
Missing data for covariates (potential confounders), described in the footnote of Table 1, were accounted for by using multiple imputation on the population of patients with at least one valid A1c measurement, as implemented by the IVEware program (10), and analyzed with the MIAnalyze procedure in SAS STAT 9.2 (11).
33 items for women and 29 items for men (listed in the footnote of table 4) fulfilled our univariate selection criteria and were selected for multivariable analysis.
See explanations for the calculations in the footnote of Table 3.
There was, however, evidence of increasing BC risk with increasing number of GSTP1- Val alleles; the HR for developing BC was 1.36 (95% CI 1.02 1.81, P=0.04) and 2.00 (95% CI 1.18 3.38, P=0.01), respectively, for Ile/Val heterozygotes and Val/Val homozygotes, as compared with that for Ile/Ile homozygotes (see P-values after correction for multiple comparisons in the footnote of Table 1).
Our stylist picked up the fabulous pair of two-tone ankle-strap pumps (featured in the footnotes, Page 52) for a mere $100.
See the footnote for this special case.
The day on which PQ was given and the gametocyte detection method varied and are presented for each trial in the footnotes in Analysis 3.1.
