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Ethical clearance for the two studies was granted seperately by the University of the Witwatersrand Committee for Research on Human Subjects, Medicall).

We examined ROC curves showing various cut-points for binary classification of HSV-2 positivity, using the response to Q1 alone and the response using the larger of Q1 and Q2, seperately by sex.

We reached the three main objectives of our study by: - Assessing the concordance correlation coefficient [ 21] and the graphs of Bland-Altman [ 23] (study of validity of visual estimation) - Comparing respective values of "ccc" obtained in the two parts of study for each examiner seperately by using the confidence interval method [ 25] (intra-rater reliability).

By considering the combinations seperately less suppression would be necessary.

Figure  2 presents the relative likelihood of a CT examination in each age group relative to patients aged 85+ years (IRR =1) by anatomical area (modelled seperately) in each provider setting.

By considering the cases and seperately and keeping in mind (4.26), we have (using Lemma 2.1(i)): (4.31).

The local ancestry deviation of each segment was then calculated, seperately for each of the three ancestries, by subtracting the overall RFMix mean ancestry from the mean ancestry of the segment.

It's a bit of a hodge-podge of menus, icons and pointers – all made slightly redundant by the fact that your games also appear seperately in that main menu set-up.

At every workplace, an extensive work analysis is carried out to gather relevant data about respective manual handling operations (duration of tasks, frequency, force, posture, etc).. Based on this data, the KIM-MHO is then used by scientists and occupational health and safety officers seperately to assess the working conditions.

The IEA was seperately criticised on Friday for a "deeply misleading" report which highlights the socioeconomic benefits of coal, published under its auspice but written by the coal industry.

But as one Islington teacher pointed out in the School Food Plan, published in July by Leon restaurateurs Henry Dimbleby and John Vincent (at the request of the education secretary Michael Gove): We don't charge richer parents seperately for lessons, or books or drama.