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We also repeated the same AV-45 analysis on the reduced sample and achieved a very similar result (Table 4).

Limitations in the methods of previous clinical trials 18 were largely overcome: we used an appropriately powered sample and achieved low levels of attrition (86% of participants were successfully followed-up), and we biochemically validated smoking cessation.

Furthermore, the proposed method was applied to real environmental water samples and achieved adequate results for the extraction of Cu II).

We applied this framework to ex-vivo samples and achieved promising enhanced-resolution imaging of the sample.

This signature was tested in an independent set of 36 squamous cell lung carcinomas (SCC) samples and achieved 84% specificity and 41% sensitivity with an overall predictive accuracy of 68% [ 6].

The proteomic patterns achieved a sensitivity of 94% and a specificity of 94% for detecting DLBCL samples in the test set of 85 samples, and achieved a sensitivity of 94% and a specificity of 92% for detecting poor prognosis patients in the test set of 66 samples.

The socioeconomic status of respondents, in both locations, was representative of those sampled and achieved the desired weighting towards people in lower socioeconomic groups: mean IMD rank of the London sample was 4818 versus 4809 for respondents; mean SIMD of the Aberdeenshire sample was 2818 versus 2914 for respondents.

This longitudinal study was from a national survey and samples were selected randomly from a comprehensive sampling frame and achieved about 70percentnt response rates at each wave.

The comparison results show that our method saves a lot of time and human effort in collecting RSS samples, and achieves much higher accuracy than other existing schemes.

The "gravito-magnetic" trap holds atoms much less tightly than a purely magnetic trap, so it allows researchers to work with lower density samples and achieve lower temperatures, says Ketterle, who shared the 2001 Nobel Prize in physics for the discovery of the BEC.

As expected, non-invasive techniques were more frequently preferred to obtain samples and achieve microbiological confirmation.