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Secondly, by comparing results obtained in two and three dimensions we observe that 3D designs allow superior performances by presenting features that are not apparent in 2D.

Secondly, by comparing different immune deficient mouse models, we confirm that Rag2−/− γc−/− mice, which lack NK cells, are an ideal recipient animal model for MTLn3 and 4T1 cells to study the metastasis process.

The primary aim of this trial, therefore, was to validate the BCD in a medical oncology and palliative care setting, firstly by assessing for agreement with factors known to associate with depression, such as pain and poor performance status, and, secondly, by comparing the performance of the BCD with the PRIME-MD and also with the BDI and HADS.

Secondly, by comparing the inferred value of N t) from the data with the age of the individual patients, we find the average clone size of the earliest induced clones increases approximately linearly with time, suggesting that the progenitor cell loss/replacement rate remains approximately constant over time and between patients, albeit with an increased rate within smokers.

Secondly, by comparing the crystal structure of the quinalizarin/human CK2 complex (PDB: 3Q9Z) and the quinalizarin/human CK2 tetrameric complex obtained from the docking/molecular dynamics techniques, we can see that several amino acids of the binding site are differently organized around quinalizarin and 5(b)).

Secondly, we assessed nucleotide accuracy by comparing those regions of O. barthii that lay in the overlapping regions between neighboring pools and were therefore sequenced twice.

Secondly, we estimated directional trends by comparing Model A (random walk) with Model B (directional walk) via their log-likelihoods [28], [35].

Secondly, a gene set analysis was performed by comparing the overall significance of gene groups defined by GO categories.

Secondly, we aimed to determine convergent validity by comparing the results with DSM diagnoses based on expert interviews using the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI, [ 18]) and concurrent validity by comparison with other measures of psychopathology and drug intake.

Secondly, we evaluated the quality of these studies by comparing studies indexed in MEDLINE with studies published in Japanese journals that were not indexed in international databases.

Secondly, accuracy of the initial data extraction was determined by comparing these data to reabstracted data collated by an auditor blind to the outcomes of the initial extraction.