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At the pre-season cross-sectional survey, in multiple logistic regression, controlling for age (grouped in years), sex and village, the prevalence of malarial parasitaemia (any density) was significantly decreased in individuals with 1 copy of haplotype "D" (-101C, -61C, Hp2; OR = 0.30 [95% CI 0.12 0.80], p = 0.014).

Participants were able to move forward and backward through the online survey sections and to complete the survey in multiple sessions.

The connection between Cbf1 binding motif and promoter chromatin organization was confirmed by a recent genome-wide nucleosome survey in multiple species (Tsankov et al. 2010).

Responses were saved each time a navigation button was selected, permitting capture of partially completed survey data and allowing respondents to complete the survey in multiple sessions.

Based on pilot testing, estimated completion time of the survey was 45 min. Participants were offered the possibility of completing the survey in multiple stages.

The Delphi Method is a structured survey in multiple rounds or votes in order to reach consensus among a panel of experts and enables a heterogeneous group to express their collective experience and know-how.

Identity has been an enduring theme for Eleanor Antin, whose conceptually provocative, often humorous works of the 1970s and '80s will be surveyed in "Multiple Occupancy: Eleanor Antin's 'Selves' " opening Wednesday at Columbia University's Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery.

As commendable as such efforts are, surveys in multiple countries have found that the efficacy of such policies are still not clear and student support and understanding of the policies is low (e.g., Glendinning, 2014).

If a pollster surveyed in multiple races, the house effects for each race were combined into one overall measure by multiplying the house effect for each race by the number of polls in that race, adding those results together and dividing by the total number of polls.

Whole body imaging with 99mTc-MIBI is emerging as a technique that can overcome some of the limitations of bone scintigraphy and skeletal surveys in multiple myeloma.

In recent years, the rapid development in high throughput DNA technologies, as well as in statistical analysis and bioinformatics tools, has promoted whole genome surveys in multiple aspects of genetic variation [ 4- 6].