Giardia cysts were observed in 60.4% of the samples presented and trophozoites in 4.6%.
Locations are individually numbered to correspond with the samples presented in Table 1.
English and Dutch hospitals in the sample presented a balanced distribution of procedure risk between weekdays and weekends.
Finally, studies in which all subjects in the sample presented pain, spinal diseases or surgical vertebral treatment were excluded, since our focus was on preventive interventions.
The number of athletes in the sample presenting with new trauma was 22 (17.6%) of which 16 (32.7%) were wearing mouthguards.
Most of the patients in this sample presented moderate or high levels of PMH.
Bold values for each group represent significant deviations from rates in the overall sample presented in the second column.
Motif 'UGGC', which has been previously reported to induce sequence-dependent cell toxicity (Fedorov et al., 2006), was not selected by our MCMC algorithm, although it is well represented in the sample (present in 4.5% of the samples).
The results of ratio 1 (cations) and ratio 2 (anions) in the samples are presented in Table 6.
Therefore, the method is suitable with regard to detecting the tendency of the H change in the samples as presented in the next section.
