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Although advice is available to oilseed rape growers regarding control thresholds, it may not be adhered to due to the expense of pollen beetle monitoring relative to the inexpensive cost of pyrethroid insecticides.

The paper examines optimal workplace-level organization structure (decision-making delegation, incentives and monitoring) relative to four common types of individuals, just selfish, civil, decent and dedicated employees (characterized in terms of their social preferences, self- versus other-regarding, reciprocity, trusting and trustworthiness).

False recognition represents a failure of retrieval monitoring, relative to the successful retrieval monitoring associated with correctly rejecting a related lure.

It is also possible that for a subset of our patients, voriconazole drug levels are not reflective of true trough concentrations because of inappropriate timing of drug level monitoring relative to voriconazole dose administration.

The extraction efficiency was monitored relative to the total radioactivity in aliquots.

Product formation was monitored relative to empty vector controls.

For the remaining double mutants, growth was monitored relative to the single mutant strains.

Both ORFs were codon-optimised and Flag-tagged at the C-terminus to allow expression to be monitored relative to the other enzymes of the butanol production pathway.

Mice with established arthritis received 5 or 25 mg/kg apremilast and disease severity was monitored relative to mice receiving vehicle alone.

The relative significance of the associations of the PM components with CVD outcomes could have been influenced by their corresponding exposure misclassification errors that include the error associated with the locations of monitors relative to the population.

Thus, use of surgeon-specific, experience-adjusted charts will permit the performance of young trainees to be accurately and equitably monitored relative to a relevant benchmark, removing the bias.