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It is well known that IED recorded on scalp EEG generally reflect a small proportion of ongoing epileptiform activity and therefore can introduce an important bias in the analysis of IED-correlated fMRI data [Salek-Haddadi et al., 2003], which would also represent non-BOLD effects such a rapid field perturbations linked to neuronal currents [Liston et al., 2004].

The negative effects of mental illness are, for a large proportion of people, ongoing and pervasive.

"I think that the proportion of the ongoing obesity epidemic is minimal when it comes to HCB exposure.

Two recent studies found that CRC survivors who were seen by both an oncologist and a primary care physician received the highest proportion of recommended ongoing cancer preventive care (such as cervical cancer screening and mammography) compared to survivors who saw either type of physician (or had seen neither)[ 34, 35].

Furthermore, a larger proportion of patients with ongoing infection needing relaparotomy exhibited amoxicillin resistant positive cocci and gentamicin resistant coliforms.

Given the high-risk behaviour of a significant proportion of uninfected individuals, ongoing transmission of syphilis and HIV in this population seems likely.

There were no differences among clinical groups for the number of mental health services received in the previous 4 years, nor for the proportion of children receiving ongoing mental health follow-up in the previous year (about 60% in each clinical group).

The choice of cutoff point for the decision to provide ongoing services was set at.45 which reflects the proportion of investigations transferred to ongoing services for this population.

After the end of the feeding, the proportion of bees displaying the ongoing PER decays smoothly.

The proportion of patients who received ongoing prescriptions, however, increased over the course of the study (web table D).

We found that the proportion of new, ended and ongoing cases was different between the two groups.