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The occurrence of grains distinctly smaller than the expected range is related to the adherence of fine particles to the larger grains, which are partly removed by both methods, but more effectively by Method 1 (Figure 2).

This work represents a beginning to develop such methods, but more needs to be done.

This is straightforward for the discrete-time models (see section "Methods"), but more cumbersome for continuous time models.

The rate of resin-dentin bond degradation after long-term of water aging was comparable between the methods, but more pronounced relative to sound substrate.

Research methodology to evaluate IHC has tended to use observational designs, pre and post-test, or descriptive methods, but more recently there has been a move to the use of experimental design [ 21, 22].

This might be due to the slightly different evaluation methods, but more probably to the differences in relevant training characteristics, such as type of training (e.g. home or school based), intensity (e.g. load based on body mass or repetition maximum), progression (e.g. none, weekly, individually based) and duration of the training (e.g. 5 or 12 weeks).

Sometimes Kant called this the "transcendental method," but more often the "critical method".

Over 80% Legionella spp. detections were through direct DNA extraction method, but more than 80% L. pneumophila detections were through culture-confirmed method.

That ACASI is merely used experimentally and is not more established in African settings is partly due to unfamiliarity with the interview method, but more likely based on mixed and sometimes contradicting findings.

Urinary proteomics is a promising method, but more studies focusing on progression rate and patients with hypertensive nephropathy are needed.

In contrast, NetRank less accurately classified 11-17 samples cf. the single-gene method but more accurately classified 4-11 samples.