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Meta-analysis of a large database of clinical MRI studies demonstrated that hub nodes of the DTI connectome were more likely to be pathologically lesioned by a wide range of brain disorders, results that were reproduced in relation to an independent normal functional brain network.

An overview of the pooled odds ratios of all reproduced variants in relation to diabetic nephropathy is shown in Fig.  2a, b.

Figure  3 contains an overview of the pooled odds ratios of all reproduced variants in relation to diabetic nephropathy among subgroups.

First, we reproduce the FP&S methodology in relation to the five East Asian countries, gathering comparable data over a comparable (but truncated) time period.

Day to day positions of measurements were reproduced by recording the scanning position in relation to the angle and distance relative to the orbito-meatal line (temporal artery) and to the distal volar crest of the wrist (radial artery) [10, 11].

It furthermore aims to reproduce the negative results previously published in relation to graft loss from a single transplantation centre [ 11].

Positions of the measurements were reproduced from day to day by recording the position in relation to the angle and distance relative to the orbito-meatal line.

The maxillary skeletal and dental position in relation to the cranium is traditionally reproduced by the facebow registration and the mounting onto the articulator.

The factor loadings of the individual HADS items in relation to the three-factor solution are reproduced in Table 2. Factor scores on each extracted factor for each participant were calculated using regression.

Further varimax rotation testing was performed and the individual items in relation to the six-factor solution were reproduced using a loading criterion of 0.40 as a cut-off point.

In reality, the evolution of an organism has no "objective" other than increasing the organism's ability to survive and reproduce in its environment; and its suitability is only defined in relation to this environment.