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The different magnitude of prevalences can be explained by the fact that we included only multimorbid patients in our sample, which represent about 62% in the general population in this age group [ 7].

Microhardness is then measured for each sample, which represents the response, and incorporated into the design matrix.

The Interplay of Genes and Environment across Multiple Studies IGEMSS) consortium contributed the sample, which represents nine studies from three countries (USA, Denmark, and Sweden).

It was surprising that we see intensive line from the 5D0 → 7F0 transition for the La0.6Eu0.2Ca0.2VO4 sample which represents only tetragonal crystal structure (Fig. 7, curve 4).

It is clear that the borehole logging instrument measures the natural radioactivity in a large portion of rock weighing many kilograms, in contrast to the core sample which represents only a small portion of a kilogram.

Cloud models are described by three numerical characteristics: expectation (Ex) as the most typical sample which represents the qualitative concept, entropy (En) as the uncertainty measurement of the qualitative concept and hyper entropy (He) which represents the uncertain degree of entropy, see Fig. 1c.

Fold difference was calculated relative to lowest-expressing sample, which represented 1 arbitrary unit of expression.

For CPR samples, richness was based on the number of species in each sample, which represents a standard sampling distance and volume.

Both inpatients and outpatients were included in this sample, which represented about one fifth of the Swedish population.

We chose the calibrator sample which represented two copies of the CCL3L1 gene as tested by MLPA.

The study is limited by the size of our sample, which represents only one tenth of the eligible population.