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They differed for study design and enrolment criteria as for HCC etiologies [ 11, 12, 20, 21] and for the purpose of either evaluating predictive HCC markers [ 11, 20] or for the scope of identifying DNA methylation patterns specifically associated with disease progression [ 21].

A recent survey indicated that 70percentt of enterprises are either evaluating or already using Docker, but still mostly in development and QA environments.

Core biopsies of the TMA were either evaluated according to cytoplasmic staining (weak or strong intensity) or nuclear staining (weak or strong intensity).

Water loss; nitrate reductase activity; nitrate and total N of the sap; nitrate concentration of leaf dry matter; and nitrate and nitrite concentration of root dry matter were, either, evaluated.

Since the beginning of the docking and VS era, benchmarks were done to compare the performance of the programs, either by evaluating their ability to reproduce the pose of the crystal structure of known ligands [2, 3] or by studying their efficiency to discriminate between active and inactive compounds [4 6].

Here, acquisition of data was simulated either by evaluating the phantom values sequentially for different y-sections (see Fig. 4(d)) or by acquiring sections in a radial geometry (Fig. 4b) to match our proposed acquisition conditions.

We have no way of evaluating either.

The level of experience of endoscopists was evaluated either by years of experience (7 to 20 years) or by the number of procedures done (more than 500 procedures).

The K-REC instrument was designed to evaluate cognitive skills of EBP, with a combination of items evaluating either knowledge, or skills in the application of knowledge (for example, the application of knowledge to write a relevant research question based on the clinical scenario).

We herein report results of a trial evaluating DP, either monthly (IPTm) or once per school term (IPTst), in schoolchildren in a high-malaria-transmission setting in Uganda.

The risk of depression, evaluated either as a dichotomous diagnosis or as a continuous phenotype, is greater in carriers of the S allele versus those homozygous for the L allele in the presence of exposure to stress.