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The exceptions were lithium and clozapine, in which we expanded the search to twenty years, as such drugs were not initially available in the U.S. due to several deaths initially reported related to their non-monitored use [15].

To avert a loss of statistical power beyond what had to initially be accepted for practical reasons, we carried out a second recruitment from the 2387 completed questionnaires, in which we expanded the inclusion criterion based on the HSCL-10 scale to the range from 1.20-3.90 1.20-3.90

Though the strict ANOVA assumption of independence of observations is not met because distance matrices are based upon paired observations, this analysis provides an initial look at the trends present in the data and from which we expanded into more appropriate Mantel regressions that account explicitly for autocorrelation.

The findings shared above highlight many issues that hold significant implications for Canadian patients' informed consent when engaging in medical tourism, four of which we expand upon in this section.

Network emulation has a number of consequences, which we expand on in the Conclusions.

Our approach has similarities and differences with [ 23] on which we expand upon in the Method's section.

Four major themes were identified related to the analytic issue of visioning for SPCHs, which we expand upon in this section: (1) main SPCH features; (2) factors to consider when siting a hub; (3) value-added outcomes; and (4) key considerations in operationalizing the SPCH model.

Section 4 is an extension of the visualization introduced as a demonstration paper in Pena-Araya et al. [9], which we expand by adding much more detail on our system design, two new case studies, as well as a quantitative evaluation.

Sometimes we don't notice the ways in which we have expanded in the moment but it can be fun to think about.

Ways in which we could expand and deepen the debate above and below the line?

Instead we hunted for creative deals in which we could expand as we needed and pay only for the square footage we used.