Outcome measures were compiled and compared.
Basin-scale geographic measures were compiled using the Environmental Systems Research Institute's (ESRI) Arc Info Workstation geographic information system (GIS).
Self-rated measures were compiled according to the Total Design Method [ 53, 54] in order to achieve a high degree of study compliance.
In a similar manner, abstracts that contain a section heading referring to Participants were compiled together into a data set, Set P; abstracts containing a heading for Outcome Measure are compiled into Set O. Sets I/O/P are not mutually exclusive; some abstracts belong to all 3 sets.
For each covered strut, the maximal and minimal neointimal thicknesses (NIT) were measured and these measurements were compiled to obtain the mean maximal and minimal NIT for each stent.
A hierarchical distance-sampling framework based on buffer areas with different radius (300 m, 600 m and 1 km) around each sampling point was compiled to measure composition and configuration metrics of land categories within each buffer area.
The third revision was compiled by Mr. Kramer and is based on data measured from 1986 through 2002, at approximately 4,600 National Weather Service Cooperative Observer Stations around the country.
A database was compiled with compounds that were tested in in vitro bioassays measuring the TTR-binding potency (Table S1).
That list was compiled in 2000.
