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Data regarding the giving of nephrotoxic antibiotics (vancomycin, aminoglycosides, and amphotericin B) and exposure to intravenous contrast (computed tomography [CT] scans) were extracted from medication charts.

The 2D detector (Bruker HiStar) images showed X-ray diffraction powder rings, and thus for the data analysis line scans were extracted from the 2D images by azimuthal integration.

Voxel dimensions from all individual scans were extracted from the DICOM image header and used to calculate preoperative CSDH metric volumes of left and right, postoperative rinsing fluid and air volumes.

From the scan in which the peptide is identified, the ions of the potential isotope cluster in previous and next scans are extracted from the raw data until the charges of both m/ z(O) and m/ z(O2) ions equal zero meaning there is not enough evidence to support the isotope cluster in that scan.

B-scans were extracted from each 3D volume and peak analysis was performed.

Line-scans were extracted from individual images as indicated by the dashed lines with a total scan width of 25 pixels corresponding to a length of 5 μm.

The data sets used for both Matrix-Quality and Matrix-Scan procedures were extracted from all the M. hyopneumoniae protein-coding genes using the Retrieve Sequence tool from RSAT.

Fitness data, heart rate data, accelerometer data, children's questionnaire data, and DEXA scan data were extracted from appurtenant apparatus and transferred into the applied statistical software (STATA version 12) for further analyses.

The hybridized array was washed and scanned and data were extracted from the scanned image using Feature Extraction version 10.2 (Agilent Technologies).

After scanning, intensity data were extracted from images, and within-array normalization was accomplished using manufacturer-provided software (NimbleScan).

Chest X-ray and chest with or without abdomen CT scan (CT) data were extracted from the Diagnostic Imaging Dataset (DID) provided by NHS England (2014b).