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The decreases were of moderate size (standardized difference of 0.13 for GH, 0.08 for PF and 0.14 for MH), but it is remarkable that these decreases were systematic for both sexes, all age categories considered and all regions of France (see [ 3] for a full discussion of this results and limits to interpretation).

Furthermore, the influence of the length diameter quotient on the sensitivity of the method is analyzed by evaluating the systematic uncertainties for both dynamic elastic constants.

We propose a systematic procedure for both aleatory and epistemic uncertainty quantification of numerical simulations through geometric characteristics of global sensitivity spaces.

Combining these two atomic and molecular testing methods will be pursued next in a systematic way for both commercial products and model compounds.

We were able to understand the effectiveness of early generation selection in the marker-assisted introgression program for drought because the breeding program maintained systematic data for both genotyping and phenotyping conducted over the past six or more years.

Despite the large uncertainty ranges for the two individual systems, the special design of the paired experiment led to a reduced error of the differential effect, because very similar systematic errors for both parallel fields could be assumed.

The importance of surfaces in microsystems and nanosystems and the applicability of controlling surface properties in a systematic manner for both fundamental science and applied studies is also discussed.

Of note, in clinical terms, there were small systematic biases for both solutes towards higher than prescribed concentrations.

Interobserver agreement showed a systematic bias for both oedema and infarct size quantification (see Supplementary data online, Figures S2 and S5 ).

An approach guiding the selection of relevant terms could help researchers develop search strategies in a more objective and systematic manner for both topic and methods-related searches.

We used data from systematic searches for both randomised controlled trials (placebo arms) and observational studies conducted in high income countries.