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Selecting a subsample of industries is consistent with the methodology used in the World Bank Enterprise Surveys [ 18].

First, we minimise the confounding effect of family disruption and single motherhood which are inevitably linked to stepfather presence by selecting a subsample of ALSPAC families who have experienced relatively stable household structures.

Here we selected a subsample of operated patients, as it was the main selection criterion in the development sample.

For this study, we selected a subsample of first- and second-borns to rule out dependency of the data.

The general approach taken in this paper was to use exact matching methodology to select a subsample of homogeneous records.

In addition, we randomly selected a subsample of people who exclusively used mobile phones to achieve adequate representation of the population.

From the 168 offspring, we selected a subsample of 42 adult daughters and obtained permission to access their birth registry data.

Identity by descent (IBD) was computed using PLINK (http://pngu.mgh.harvard.edu/∼purcell/plink/) in order to (1) identify (latent) relatedness among subjects (2) identify duplicates and (3) select a subsample of unrelated individuals.

We randomly selected a subsample, of whom 4,387 were eligible to participate and 4,024 agreed to be interviewed (including data on 1,954 complete pairs of twins and 5 sets of triplets).

For this purpose, we used one of the P.vampyrus putative IFNA genes rather than human IFNA2 as the BLAST query, and selected a subsample of the retrieved sequences to simulate low coverage.

This information was used to select a subsample of participants (n64; mean (SD) age 12.3 (0.4) years; 39 females; 25 males; 25%% overweight/obese) to take part in focus group discussions.