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Table  1 also includes analogous genetic correlations from twin model-fitting analyses, as estimated from the same twin sample but including the co-twins (more than 2,095 pairs of twins).

The poll was not based on a random sample, but included only people who chose to participate, and therefore is not representative of the population being studied.

The relationship between explicit and implicit doping attitude was investigated separately in each group (with repeat deniers excluded from the analysis owing to the insufficient variation in the sample) but included in Table 1 and Figure 1.

These findings were based on a broad taxonomic sample but included a very low coverage (<1%) of homosporous fern species.

This excluded general practitioners (GPs) and rural doctors from the sample, but included specialists and 'medical officers' (MOs).

As the data set was not a sample, but included the whole population of GPs who qualified between 1980 and 2004, we abstained from statistical testing.

Although costs for initial accreditation can be higher than for ongoing accreditation, 38 46 we assume ongoing accreditation costs for our sample, but include questions on estimating the cost of implementing the new national standards in the survey.

The extraction efficiency (calculated in the same manner as for water samples, but including enrichment factor) for C8-SCX varied from 97% for Des to 111.6% obtained for Ami.

Because we found similar effects of plumage color on carotenoid concentration in both males and females, we felt comfortable pooling individuals for each analysis to increase sample sizes for analyzing paired samples but included 'gender' (Tables 2 and 3) to conservatively control for possible sex differences in our data set.

bGermline DNA mainly from blood samples but includes 22 obtained from mouthwash specimens.

We did not use only TNT-exposed samples but included all samples in the pool to construct static gene networks, which aim to uncover any gene interactions.