These results are mirror evidence of Jelic and Briston (2000) for the Hungarian private sector and Rizwan and Khan (2007) for Pakistan (two-year performance).
These results mirror evidence from Weir et al.'s 2011 meta-analysis in which an increase in operational sex ratio bias lead to a decrease in male courtship rate and aggression but an increase in copulation duration and mate guarding, further supporting the idea that males may be able to assess rival density using these chemical cues.
These guidelines were trusted to be congruent with the agreed evidence in the national guidelines, and further served as input to the assessment of whether local data mirrored evidence-based practice or not, and to what extent.
Comparative genomics indicates that a given C-terminal tip can be associated with a complete maf gene in some strains, and found unattached downstream in others, mirroring the evidence presented here for rhs [ 32].
Of note, in SSc FBs the co-immunoprecipitated levels were higher than those observed in HC FBs, probably mirroring the evidence that ETARs were significantly higher in SSc FBs.
The conflicting views, which mirror conflicting evidence, were largely the reason Mr. Hunter dismissed a grand jury last October that heard evidence in the case for 13 months without indicting anyone.
We believe that the standards of care for individuals with diabetes should mirror the evidence.
Because many of the variables mirrored the evidence of the national guidelines, the output data for each hospital's stroke unit became a source for local mapping of adherence to evidence.
Some of our findings mirror existing evidence in relation to the significance of senior management and physician buy-in to support implementations; 36 37 adequate financial resources to finance and incentivise initiatives; 38 39 and work process redesign to realise benefits associated with technologies.
That very few patients received bevacizumab mirrors evidence-based practice [ 20, 21].
The upper limit of travel distances made by people in France in a single day has exponentially increased over a 200-year period, for example, mirroring Bradley's anecdotal evidence.
