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Study designs using related controls as a more appropriate control group for evaluating G×E interactions have been proposed but often assume unrealistic numbers of available relative controls.

Preferably, a separate cortex voxel representative for an independent functional pathway, such as a voxel covering the motor cortex, could have been used as a more appropriate control region, which could not be applied in our study to limit scan time to an acceptable extent.

It is particularly important to identify methicillin-resistant CoNS species in companion animals for better understanding of microbiome and disease ecology, as well as for the selection of more appropriate control options in case they are needed.

In contrast, if one is interested in discovering gene expression patterns that distinguish sepsis from 'sterile inflammation', then a more appropriate control group would consist of patients who are not infected, but meet criteria for systemic inflammatory response (SIRS).

On the contrary, the saline condition may be a more appropriate control for assessing the effects of PKMζ inhibition, as the animals in saline control routinely exhibited normal retention of conditioned fear [ 64].

In addition, a more appropriate control group for the subjects with severe CLD used in our study would be those infants with mild or moderate CLD born at similar gestational ages.

The deficiencies speculated by the EFSA were addressed and invalidated by one or more appropriate controls within each of the individual biomonitoring studies in question; most studies contained numerous controls to counter speculations of contamination or cross-reactivity of ELISA antibodies.

One consequence of their training is that massage therapists do not believe that a "placebo" massage exists and thus researchers who wish to study massage within its own worldview would need to design studies with more appropriate controls than, for example, light touching.

The result showed that Fractional order controller gives better response than the other two with faster settling time and smaller peak overshoot, thus helps in designing a more appropriate controller for controlling the cylinder's extension force.

Conversely, for models with moderate to large size, low contrast objects, such as liver lesions, a smooth kernel is more appropriate to control image noise (Fig. 2).

In our previous work we only partially controlled for phylogenetic similarity by including species identity as random effects in the models, while here we relied in PGLS models that allowed a more appropriate phylogenetic control.