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Several metrics were selected from literature for coralligenous assemblage description and include functional and structural information: percent cover of visible non-vagile species (using photographic quadrats along a transect) and gorgonian demography.

The data KRS receives contains product names, EPA registration numbers, manufacturer information, percent active ingredient, EPA registration status (approved, cancelled), and an expiration date for licensure.

"We were doing the best we could with the lack of information; 50 percent is low," Mr. DelGuercio said, adding that company representatives stationed in City Hall through the end of the month can help fix errors.

Online supplementary material provides information on percent change in hormone concentrations from baseline.

Table 1 provides demographic information and percent compliance data for each study.

3 Providing information on percent of patients in each provider's panel receiving opioids may have called attention to provider variation in opioid prescribing and led higher prescribing providers to alter their prescribing patterns and reduce reliance on opioids.

The Pathology QuickView satisfies both scenarios by allowing end users with pathology privileges to add staging and grading data, information on percent cellularity and necrosis of the specimen and pathology reports.

Texture patterns from S1 were examined in an independent nested case control study within the Mayo Mammography Health Study cohort (S2) of 226 cases and 442 matched controls: mammograms on average 8.5 years prior to diagnosis, risk factor information and percent mammographic density (PD) estimated using Cumulus were available.

^ Pooling of MRCP and MRCP Plus groups *Total number of fMRI or ERP tasks completed/total number of tasks +All groups received a version of the MRCP Table 1 also provides demographic information and percent compliance data for several additional groups of children from three different investigations.

We preferentially used the regression method used by Flesch-Janys et al. (1996) for adult reference half-life values because it covers multiple congeners in a consistent way and incorporates information for percent body fat, sex, and smoking status, and because the resulting values are within the range of the other values in the literature.

Unit-based antibiograms refers to cumulative antibiotic susceptibility reports for patients in a particular ward over a specified period of time, whereas combination antibiograms provide information on percent susceptibility to other antibiotics if it is resistant to one particular antibiotic [ 17], or essentially the co-resistance rate that we investigated in this study.