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In particular, in Table 1, the percentages of households with different number of components are shown.

Our simulation results in Section 5.1 and in particular in Table 2 also exhibited the superior performance of the proposed skew-slash t distribution to the skew-slash normal.

In particular, in Table 4 we can see that the effect of fRNA coverage and gene dispensability are separated into components 2 and 3 respectively, and that the component 2 (which mostly represents the effect of fRNA coverage) has a clear effect on dS'.

In particular, in Table 3, for each of the considered years (from 2010 to 2013) the following are reported: costs related to the treatment of hip/femoral and vertebral fractures in the group treated with denosumab; number of hip/femoral and vertebral fractures avoided by treating the subjects with denosumab; related savings.

An analysis considering only well-established genes identified 447 differentially-transcribed genes (261 with increased transcription) at Fc>2.0 and adjusted p-value<0.05 (Table 1 and Table S2; to identify the data for a particular gene in Table S2 use the "Find" function to search using any Gene Symbol mentioned in this article, e.g. "CCL8" or "CRISP2").

To illustrate using a hypothetical example, we assume the data for a particular population in Table 2.

In particular, estimates in Table 4 suggest that a one percentage increase in the number of households' highest years of schooling will bring about a 0.41percentt increase in the amount they are willing to pay for the control of malaria.

Overall, we classified studies that reported at least one suggestive or statistically significant association as providing evidence for a particular pathway in Table 1, with the details described and discussed in the text.

Second, it will guide assessors in what they need to be checking when they come to 'entrust' a trainee for that particular activity (in Table 2 we provide indicative questions that an assessor could think about when assessing a trainee).

The phenotypic variances for FcritBB within each population were also slightly lower in scenario B than in scenario A at generation G5, in particular in Alt3 (Table 2).

The search results presented here, in particular those in Tables 1 and 2, provide some evidence for the belief that it would be beneficial to combine the search outputs from BIN-based and TAN-based screening.