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This produced a substantial stabilization of the PEC model reflected in an additional >30% energy loss.

The number of high-quality potential binding sites with a 6 7 nt region of perfect complementarity at their 5' end (i.e. a seed region) is substantially (1.34 1.87 times) greater than expected under the null model reflected in the MS control set, and slightly (1.06 1.33 times) greater than expected under the null model reflected by FOM.

This analysis revealed a slightly improved parameterization of the model, reflected in the updated Table 1 and Figures 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.

We then added the one-year improvement in the UFOV test to the model reflected in column two (i.e., change in expenditures at the first annual follow-up) of Table 2. Doing so did not appreciably alter the effects for the memory or reasoning groups, which remained statistically insignificant (p >.40).

Fisher had different acceptable PSR ranges for different types of stocks, which my model reflects; in the case of cyclical "smokestack" companies like Schnitzer, PSRs between 0.4 and 0.8 are indicative of good values.

The fact that the more intensive and no change groups were not significantly different in a fully adjusted model reflects, in part, the high frequency of starting on rather intensive therapies, e.g., basal-bolus in the NC group.

Some of the variables in this model reflect differences in the care pathway between older and younger patients, and other differences reflect variations in underlying tumour biology.

The difficulty in developing a universal animal model is reflected in the abundant research upon cell or tissue culture models of abnormal scars.

Results show that the model is reflected in the data.

The self-disclosure aspect of the attributability model is reflected in emphasizing that the target of appraisal must be judgment-sensitive.

Instead, it can be observed that selected features of the laissez-faire model are reflected in the institutional arrangements (Ranga and Etzkowitz 2013: 239, see Figure 1b).