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Global and all market player participation case corresponding to the equilibrium case is described in our previous paper (Mori et al. 2011).

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The NEISS cases were selected on the basis of case narratives, some of which are not detailed and thus we may have included some cases that did not actually occur during active soccer participation; case-by-case examinations were only performed at the extreme age ranges.

In this study, I calculate various simulation cases based on the above three accounting policies under different carbon control targets, different sectoral participation cases and different regional participation cases.

Table 4 Regional partial participation cases in scenario A USA MCM BRA SAM WEP EEP FSU AFR JPN CHN ASN IND TME ANZ XAP 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1, participate; 0, not participate.

If the new address or the name of the new general practitioner remained unknown, or if the general practitioner did not agree with participation, cases were excluded (n=20).

Study design;  Selection and/or definition of population of interest;  Sampling and bias avoidance;  Sample size estimation;  Access to selected subjects (managing and reporting non-participation);  Case definition (including diagnosis and timeframe);  Case ascertainment (including diagnostic validation of questionnaires);  Burden estimation;  Reporting (methods and results).

Comparative analysis suggests that the impact of culture on subjective well-being in a context of high cultural supply and substantial cultural participation is much more relevant with respect to low-endowment and low-participation cases, thus suggesting the possibility of a culture/well-being positive feedback dynamics leading to urban 'cultural poverty traps'.

The figure shows details of participation; 4429 case families and 11 977 control families were eligible, and 3834 case families and 7619 control families were interviewed.

Classroom activities included worksheets, hands-on exercises, individual and group participation activities, case studies and problem-based learning.

Otherwise, a waiver was obtained, and patients were informed about their study participation in case of regaining consciousness.