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This study is a follow-up to a paper by Carr et al. that determined a design structure to optimally test for departures from additivity in a fixed ratio mixture of four perfluoroalkyl acids (PFAAs) using an in vitro transiently-transfected COS-1 PPARα reporter model with a mixing ratio that is based on average serum levels in NHANES subjects.

However, resting state studies do not optimally test network dysfunction models (2), which propose specific abnormalities during processing of emotional stimuli rather than at rest.

Lastly, due to our sample size and the large number of potential subject characteristics and/or procedural characteristics associated with higher levels of discomfort, these potential associations could not be optimally tested.

Both the workshops in São Luiz and the seminar in Cunha were based on "dialogue-oriented" learning activities in the four subsystems of EWS, since attitudes and values are optimally challenged, tested, and rethought through dialogue and debate (Selby and Kagawa 2012).

Optimally functioning testing and treatment programs both influence epidemic dynamics through feedback loops.

102 Optimally, genetic testing should be done in a supportive setting with the expertise of a health care practitioner who is familiar with Lynch syndrome and some of the psychosocial issues that may be present.

Little is known about the neutralization properties of HIV-1 in India to optimally design and test vaccines.

QRNA v.1.1 [ 14] was used to score the alignments for noncoding RNA potential using settings determined to work optimally on a test set of ncRNAs embedded in random alignments of equivalent sequence identity (default settings with -w 100 -x 50).

In this study, we investigated the effect of MPH on neural processes of error monitoring in medication-naive children with ADHD by use of a challenging tracking stop task, optimally suited to test for error detection networks because it ensures 50% of inhibition failures in every subject.

Optimally, expanded HIV testing programs should reduce barriers to testing while attracting new and high-risk testers.

Such considerations have a large effect on power for instrument based approaches when a CvM statistic or an unweighted KS statistic is used and relatively little effect on power with optimally weighted KS tests.