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The paralleling of this direction of greatest intra-population variance with the differentiation of the Piana population quantitatively evidence that the elongation of the tooth is achieved at an extreme degree in Piana, where a prestyle occurs anteriorly to the main cusps typical of the murine dental pattern (Fig. 1).

This strong luminescence of Sm III) complex 3 is also quantitatively evidenced and its quantum yield is as high as 0.35% in CH3OH at room temperature.

We quantitatively evidenced that, the ratio between consumed NO2, desorbed NO2 by TPD after adsorption and produced NO during NO2 adsorption is 3 2 1, by a qualitative and quantitative analysis performed downstream the reactor.

The chemoselective functionalization was qualitatively and semi-quantitatively evidenced by ATR-FTIR, and led to PVDF-g-PPFS decorated with hydroxyl groups.

Quantitatively combining evidence from both human and animal studies makes full use of all the relevant information.

The aim of the present study is to quantitatively combine evidence from selected human and animal studies of the association between exposure to DE and occurrence of lung cancer, after adjusting the reported risk estimates for the main source of bias in each study separately.

A priori, we defined a quantitatively robust evidence base as one in which the confidence intervals of the last three cumulative, random-effects meta-analyses remained fully on the same side of zero after; 1) removal of the study with the smallest weight (i.e., the lowest precision), and, 2) after the additional removal of the study with the second smallest weight in the meta-analysis.

The reconstruction of the entire droplet vaporization history confirms this evidence quantitatively.

The objective of this study was to quantitatively summarize the evidence for such a relationship.

The aim of this research was to formalize this process, making it transparent and accountable, and use this novel meta-analysis method to quantitatively synthesize the evidence on the prospective association between measured PA energy expenditure and change in percent body fat in children in order to better inform evidence based policy making with respect to PA strategies.

Thus far, no study has quantitatively synthesised the evidence comparing outpatient vs in-patient management.