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A separate analysis by the Urban Institute, using different estimation techniques, found that more than two million people could be adversely affected.

In the other study, researchers from the National Institute of Mental Health and McGill University, using imaging techniques, found that the brains of children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder developed normally but more slowly in some areas than the brains of children without the disorder.

More recent studies with modern techniques found that some reputed endemics showed nominal levels of genetic divergence from other conspecific populations, but more divergence existed among several taxa than was reflected in the current taxonomy.

Altogether, two different proteomic techniques found that ZPC was ubiquitinated in ZP proteins prepared using different methods.

Recent comparative analysis of the recombinant Prod1 3D solution structure to other known TFPs using phylogenetic techniques found that Prod1 was not a good match for any of the TFP families, including CD59 present in mammals [19], assuming that the role of Prod1 in encoding PD identity was restricted to the newt.

A recent comparison of the two techniques found that non-bronchoscopic methods did not provide an accurate assessment of alveolar levels of lung inflammatory markers [ 45].

Studies using this technique found that an interest-rate rise immediately depresses output and only gradually reduces prices, creating an unpleasant "pain first, gain later" trade-off.

A recent study using magnetic-resonance imaging, a non-invasive body-scanning technique, found that people who had been seriously depressed for many years had hippocampuses that were 10% smaller than average.

Researchers studying the technique found that the larger the plug, the more difficult it is for subsequent males to remove.

The technique found that suspicious cells, as expected, were much more numerous in all the cancer patients than in the healthy individuals.

For instance, the new assessment technique found that between 1980 and 2008, the global area stricken by drought grew by approximately 0.08% per year less than one-seventh the increase estimated by the temperature-only version of PDSI, the researchers report online today in Nature.