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Adjust: adjusted by gender of newborn, age and mother's nationality * p-value in relation to 1996-98; p-value < 0.05 ** p-value in relation to 1996-98; p-value < 0.001 It is important to highlight that the higher decrease in the prevalence of SHS exposure occurred in the period from 1996-98 to 2002-04, buthehe downward trend was maintained from to 2002-04 to 2008.

Genome integrity should be maintained from generation to generation to ensure proper cell function and survival [ 1– 3].

They need to be tackled differently, as they require the flow of context to be maintained from comment to comment in a sequence.

Surveillance for malaria and adverse events that might have been related to drug administration was maintained from September to December 2007.

Interestingly, baroreflex control of blood pressure is well maintained from rest to heavy exercise notwithstanding the attenuation of local vascular response to sympathetic activation in the active muscle.

They have been maintained from amphioxus to vertebrate [ 22, 24] but extremely reduced and restricted to epidermal tissues in urochordates [ 22, 29].

These younger colonies have been maintained from 5 to 11 years, whereas most other species have been maintained from 15 to 30 years and are possibly highly inbred.

Single-mode emission was maintained from 15 to 105 °C, and the lasing wavenumber at 150 mA was tuned from 2045.5 to 2031.2 cm−1; no mode hopping was observed.

The novelty in this work is that the parameterisation used to build the CAD model reflects the manufacturing capability, ensuring design intent is maintained from concept to manufacture.

Residence time reached similar plateau to the one observed with P, but for higher delivery rates, and the maximum was maintained from 3.3 to 3300 ng/s EtOAc.

Of those who had an opinion, more thought that GCSE standards were not maintained from year to year, with most who responded agreeing that "compared with last year I am less confident in the GCSE system".