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Thus, continuous ST-segment recovery analysis appears to predict simultaneous angiographic patency over serial assessments, whereas cumulative parameters appear to contain independent information, probably because of patency changes before or after angiography.

The values for the 125-day series of MGS and 200-day series of ACE did not seem to provide any quantitative information, probably because of the very low SNR (they all led to a uniform half-space after inversion).

Many in vitro studies could not present such information, probably because of the efficient COMT-mediated metabolic conversion of OH-E2 to MeO-E2 (Oeltmann et al. 2004).

This finding suggests a more general approach for assessing model performance where the point estimates and confidence intervals are more robust to inclusion of additional information, probably because of less bias in the initial estimates from nonindependence in the observations, particularly from excluded exposure information.

We missed that information, probably because their findings were not published in a peer-reviewed journal.

Even though these EBM information resources have been extensively used in developed countries in the last decades, developing countries have been slower in adopting them as formal information elements, probably because of a lack of availability and misunderstanding of their potential use [ 38, 39].

However, no predictor was able to take advantage of the richness of the provided information, probably in part because of the huge feature space involved.

Thus SiteGA performed the best among models not derived from ChIP-Seq data, most probably because of its additional information relating distant sequence positions [ 12].

Adolescents had lower exposure to SRH information compared to older youths probably because of their own embarrassment to access the available information or the cultural barrier which deters them to do so [ 27- 29].

On the other hand, in Australia the use of drug information centres was high, most probably because of the availability of such centres.

Therefore, information about the amino acid composition of the proteomes was insufficient to reflect the detailed species classification, probably because of the limited information capacity of 20-dimensional amino acid data.