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More extensive data on these languages, however, has revealed that they belong to the Omotic group of Afro-Asiatic languages rather than to Nilo-Saharan.
In a recent analysis of women who provided more extensive data on analgesic usage, a significant, dose-dependent increase in risk of hypertension was observed among those using NSAIDs irrespective of the reason [16].
More extensive data on the specific characteristics of atheromatous plaques and difference between subgroups is beyond the aim of this article, and it has partially been published [ 48].
More current and more extensive data on TCE levels in indoor air, water, and soil are needed to better characterize the distribution of background exposures in the general population and elevated exposures in special subpopulations.
In addition, when more extensive data on the relative transcription rates of rp genes or the relative abundance of rp mRNAs become available, this classification might help account for any as yet undetected variability.
As data on computerised interventions in children and adolescents with depression were sparse, we have included a comparison of our findings in relation to the more extensive data on adults.
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"Of course there is still a lot of demand for basic products and services, but the growing middle class is starting to demand more extensive data services on a widening range of smartphones, high-end feature phones, and tablets," said Tom Elliott, Director of Emerging Markets Consulting, in a statement.
Given the importance of maintaining adequate nutritional status in patients undergoing peritoneal dialysis, this trial would have benefited from more extensive data collection on calorie and protein intake.
As much more extensive data are gathered on the teaching practices in use in STEM courses, for example, by widespread use of the TPI, it will be possible to carry out a more detailed analysis of the correlation between different practices and student outcomes under a range of conditions.
The BRCA2 estimates are more recent and so based on more extensive data.
