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Packaging variables were more important for imported rather than for domestic products, where grape variety and label information accounted for larger market price differences.

For clients it was important that this information accounted for their values and preferences.

Records from public hospitals showed much higher results (F-Measure = 0.995) indicating that the lack of demographic information accounted for the drop in linkage quality (Table  3).

In order to determine whether the haplotype information accounted for additional variation beyond the SNP genotype analysis, we nested the haplotype group (a combination of the two haplotypes) within a SNP model i.e. the model was the same as the genotype model but with additional fixed terms accounting for the variation between the haplotype groups within the SNP groups in the fixed model.

For example, in one analysis Dulay et al. found that Logical Memory accounted for 26.9% of variance in scores from the Family Pictures subtest, a measure of verbal working memory accounted for 5.2%, and recognition of visual information accounted for 2.4%.

"This additional information, accounting for changes over time, further constrains the process and produces better results," wrote the researchers.

This information accounts for the greater number of patients in the 8.4 mg/m group compared with the 10 mg/m group.

At all sites, organic C content decreased significantly with soil depth (Table 2 and Table S1 in the supporting information), accounting for 2 7% in the mineral topsoil and less than 2% in the mineral subsoil.

On the contrary, the introduction of these new toxicity testing methodologies is intended to improve current risk assessment processes, making them more relevant by incorporating mechanistic information, accounting for differences in dose between in vitro and in vivo conditions, and focusing on human relevance (Goldberg and Hartung 2005).

Right now, local information accounts for 10% of all searches at Ask.com, comparable with the rest of the search industry.

Animal health officers and extension services also play an important role in the dissemination of information, accounting for 5 and 7% of respondents, respectively.