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Our study indicates that frequent hemoglobin assessment plus comprehensive G6PD genotype data are required for an adequate analysis of hemolytic potential in the G6PD-deficient sub-population.

This indicates that frequent recombination between telomeric copies leads to homogenisation and concerted evolution of ESAG families and both GARD and PHI analyses have shown that most ESAG alignments contain chimaeras (Figures 4 and S5, Table S1).

Moreover, the inverse relationship between juice consumption and blood Pb indicates that frequent consumption of juices could be an effective way of keeping the blood Pb levels low, thereby avoiding its deleterious effects.

This indicates that frequent treatment every second week is not 100% efficient against tick infestation.

This study indicates that frequent, loose stools, pain and bloating are all commonly reported in a patient group with confirmed slow colonic transit and constipation.

The frequency of four or more blood glucose tests/day (87.3%) at baseline indicates that frequent glucose monitoring is endorsed by diverse practice models across the U.S. and also documents the intensity of care recommended at diagnosis.

This finding may indicate that frequent users have insight into the pressures placed upon radiology departments, and therefore have a more realistic understanding of what to expect.

These results indicate that frequent delivery of feed improves access to feed for all cows, particularly during peak feeding periods when fresh feed is provided, and reduces the amount of feed sorting.

Chang and Chiu (2015) indicated that frequent human disturbances such as bamboo shoot harvesting could accelerate the degradation of soil organic matter in a Moso bamboo (Phyllostachy edulis) forest in central Taiwan.

The results indicate that frequent burning may reduce hollow availability, though it is likely that gullies will still retain a high density of hollow bearing logs irrespective of burning, and may play an important role in preserving connectivity of this resource across landscapes.

The performance drops as T increases, indicating that frequent allocations benefit the system for each of the four deterministic cases; however, a very small value of T is not practical, as the allocation interval will become too small, and packets (flits), which have followed one allocation scheme, will likely not reach their destination prior to the next allocation scheme.