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We benefit from the strategy of Chulliat and Telali (2007), who built the worldwide OMM archive from hourly mean values provided by the world data center (WDC), checking for discontinuities (baseline jumps) in magnetic series.

First, we are interested in the time series of the geomagnetic field from 1 January , 1996 to 31 May, 2005, corresponding to solar cycle 23; more precisely, the hourly mean values provided by the three observatories.

Concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O) are global monthly mean values provided from the World Data Center for Greenhouse Gases of the World Meteorological Organization Global Atmosphere Watch program (Tsutsumi et al. 2009).

The reference range is defined by the two standard deviation (2sd) limits from normal mean values, provided those mean values had been established from a suitably representative sample of asymptomatic individuals [ 27].

Significantly higher mean PLMs were observed in the RA patient group who met RLS diagnostic criteria.> -wrap-foot> Mean values provided for non-categorical data; RLS: restless legs syndrome; SD: standard deviation; PLMs: periodic limb movements.

The K α coefficients representing the number of standard deviates that separates the measured values from the reference mean values provide an objective measure of dissimilarity between the populations under consideration.

The mean value provided the basis for the phenotype comparison.

We also calculated the absolute percentage variability (VAR), and the standard error of measurement (SEM) (expressed as a ratio to the mean value, providing the estimated within-subject COV) [9].

The strong decrease in the mean value of Akita/+ TSP1 /– as compared with its control, TSP1 /–, combined with the fact that TSP1 /– does not itself decrease the mean value, provides evidence in support of our hypothesis that the lack of TSP1 exacerbates the pathogenesis of diabetic nephropathy.

Our assessments of overall fluid volumes administered between groups in these studies are based on the mean or median values provided in the articles; they are therefore imprecise and do not provide information on the fluid balance, timing of fluid administration or rate of fluid administration.

aSD, standard deviation; OA, osteoarthritis; HA, hyaluronan; N.S., P value outside the range of Wilcoxon's probability tables; bdata) represent the means (±SD) (n values provided in left column) of the normalized stance and propulsion times for each experimental group on each day.