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To put the size of our patient study group into perspective, the major population-based studies such as the Beaver Dam Eye Study as well as the major clinical trial sponsored by the National Eye Institute (e.g. Age-Related Eye Disease Study, AREDS) all include similarly limited numbers of longitudinally phenotyped patients with pure bilateral GA.

Some of these studies include, similarly to this study, parallel gene expression analysis allowing the identification of concomitant alterations in copy number and expression level [ 25, 39].

Almost every forecast for 2003 includes similarly strong gains for television ad spending.

Two other families among his subjects included similarly large collections of extremely old people.

"Disguised Bandit" is part of Mr. Gonzales-Day's "Erased Lynching" series, which also includes similarly altered photomurals based on postcards, souvenir cards and published photographs of mob violence that were widely circulated and collected in the United States from the late 19th century through the 1930s.

Previous C-Lab standouts include the Welt, a smart belt with health tracking features, and a new crop of six C-Lab projects includes similarly out-there concepts.

That one included similarly stark photos of both presidential candidates, a raft of refugees and a pot plant, among other symbols of domestic and international conversation.

Who Can Say fits into a subsequent phase of his work which includes similarly digitally-focused pieces, such as Love Letter to Vacation and Digital Salvation.

Turnage's music too includes similarly basic material, what critic Tom Service describes as "simple hummable tunes", but these are transformed and distorted, a metaphor for how initial loving intimacy is destroyed and distorted by years of violence and abuse.

The clip also includes similarly edited footage of a woman Trump supporter arguing that Clinton "could start a war in 10 seconds" because of hot flashes, and a military official looking at a control room screen in horror as it broadcasts what appears to be nuclear world war.

The video, which was directed by Neil Krug (whose previous film experience includes similarly nature-filled videos for Boards of Canada), is built entirely of scaling landscape shots, from the textured depths of rocky mountains and canyons to flat, bush-patched plains.