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We investigated the availability of data sets reflecting measures of structure, process and outcome that could be used to support network management.

We chose to include these candidate genes of monoamine neurotransmission showing prior evidence of gene environment interaction, including SLC6A4, TPH2, COMT, MAOA, as well as the dopamine receptor genes DRD1 DRD5, in our study on the aetiology of depression with a particular focus on their interaction with available markers reflecting measures of early development and of social environment.

The subjects (n=5225; 2509 males, 2716 females; 45% of the 31 year follow-up study sample or 43% of the original study sample) were divided into high- and low-risk groups based on the available information reflecting measures of early neurodevelopment and of social environment (table 1).

These "on-treatment variables" reflected measures of symptomatology, quality of life, functional status, safety, and tolerability.

Most recently, Nakasuji and colleagues found that prolonged ICU stay of more than three days was a sensitive and specific measure of adverse outcome that reflected measures of cardiovascular and pulmonary organ failure [ 11].

The EWG compiles its report based on a composite index score reflecting six measures of pesticide contamination [ 39].

Earlier definitions of scale are narrow, reflecting quantitative measures of program scope, such as number of sites covered or beneficiaries served [ 14, 15].

Wolfe's patterns were designed in such a way so as to describe not only the amount of radio-opaque tissue in the breast (i.e., potentially best reflected by measures of volume density) but also its distribution throughout the breast by way of the ductal structures (i.e., potentially best reflected by measures of area density).

Knowledge of whether subjective measures accurately reflect objective measures of ground hardness is needed.

MEG and electroencephalography (EEG) reflect extracranial measures of time-resolved neuromagnetic fields or potentials whereas f MRI displays tomographically hemodynamic changes in response to neuronal activation.

Although not reflected in measures of scholarly productivity, 53.6% reported having less time to devote to scholarship and 48.5% reported decreased professional activities.