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But though it had some success at big events like music festivals, those who tried it elsewhere found that there was rarely anything to see.

Use of a similar single-item scale elsewhere found that happy childhoods correlated most strongly with factors including social connectedness and personal continuity (eg, parental love, family traditions), and unhappy childhoods with those including poor relationships and stress.

Researchers who followed the health of about 900 people in retirement homes and elsewhere found that those who had the most social activity experienced the least decline in their motor skills.

Scientists from the World Agroforestry Centre, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, and elsewhere found that agricultural land can hold four times as much carbon as previously estimated by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Earlier studies elsewhere found that cystine intake in leukemia cells is impaired by sulfasalazine, a drug used to treat diseases such as Crohn's, which causes inflammation of the intestinal tract.

A 2013 review of about 100 studies in the US and elsewhere found that a "significant majority" found no link between job competition and opinions on immigration.

A 2013 review of about 100 studies in the US and elsewhere found that a "significant majority" found no link between job competition and opinions on immigration.

A separate study by researchers at the FDA, the National Institute on Drug Abuse and elsewhere found that flavorings play an essential role in persuading teens to try – and stick with – electronic cigarettes.

Further findings from this study presented elsewhere found that direct and indirect costs were the largest cited barriers in registering births [ 32].

This study (reported fully elsewhere) found that this cutoff performed adequately (sensitivity 87% and specificity 85%) and missed few interview positive cases.

A modelling exercise by Hofer [ 28] in which 10% of hospitals had poor quality care (25% of deaths preventable versus 5% elsewhere) found that sensitivity for detecting poor quality hospitals on the basis of high mortality rates was only 35%, and positive predictive value (PPV) 52%.