CONCLUSIONS: Our emphasis on population-level analyses of children who are roughly the same age linked to previous (rather than contemporaneous) blood lead levels using achievement (rather than aptitude) outcome complements the important work in this area by previous researchers.
This (intensity-based steps) outcome complements other recent pedometer-based studies that have identified and recommended steps/min rates for moderate physical activity (MPA) [ 14, 22- 24].
However, this outcome complements emerging evidence that up to 90%% of children with various speech-language delays/disorders present with motor comorbidity to some extent [ 4].
Our emphasis on population-level analyses of children who are roughly the same age linked to previous (rather than contemporaneous) blood lead levels using achievement (rather than aptitude) outcome complements the important work in this area by previous researchers.
Overexpression of HER2, identified as an independent predictor of outcome, complemented the clinical model, establishing the following risk groups: low risk (low score, HER2-negative; 44% patients; 87% RFS), intermediate risk (low score, HER2-positive; 29% patients; 68% RFS), high risk (high score, any HER2; 27% patients; 49% RFS) [ 4].
Our emphasis on a population-level analysis of children who are roughly the same age linked to previous (rather than contemporaneous) blood lead levels using achievement (rather than aptitude) outcome complements the important work in this area by previous researchers (Canfield et al. 2003; Fulton et al. 1987; Lanphear et al. 2000, 2005; Schwartz 1994).
For example what other practices exist and how the agINFRA project outcomes complement or differ from other sharing tools for scientific research (not necessarily only in agriculture).
This routine in-house monitoring of risk-adjusted outcomes complements the annual national monitoring using funnel plots already in place for a range of individual surgical procedures on the National Institute for Cardiovascular Outcomes Research NICORR) congenital heart disease web portal.
This result complements the outcome of the PAGE analysis and the ThT fluorescence experiments, where after the first 24 h we detected mainly oligomers whose binding affinity for ThT was low, whereas at t = 96 h the species observed by PAGE were mainly of high molecular weight (including fibrils), which were highly ThT positive.
A propidium iodide cell-lysis assay was used to quantify the outcome of complement activation on the EC surface.
