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Figure 1 Key AMNOG terms, as per German Social Code (Book V). *or indirect comparison; **or validated surrogate.

Rapid prototyping is known by many terms as per the technologies involved, like SFF or solid freeform fabrication, FF or freeform fabrication, digital fabrication, AFF or automated freeform fabrication, 3D printing, solid imaging, layer based manufacturing, laser prototyping and additive manufacturing.

Risk-adjusted prolonged PLOS was compared between IMD quintile groups using a mixed effects logistic regression model with the same adjustment terms as per the in-hospital model.

For each node n of the network, I measured its degree d n, its number of successors (the number of node it links to, or generality in ecological terms, as per ) g n, and its number of predecessors (the number of nodes that link to it, or vulnerability) v n.

Google Trends results are normalised by Google so that the peak search volume over the terms analysed is set to 100. 25 In figure 1, we show national time trends for searches for the four most popular hospital-related terms as per table 1.

Then, we annotated the same anatomical terms as per the enhancer assays, which allowed 4-way comparisons: zebrafish endogenous gene expression (Zg), mouse endogenous gene expression (Mg), zebrafish transgenic reporter expression (Zt) and mouse transgenic reporter expression (Mt) (Additional file 3).

When we've had material corrections in the second year of a President's term, as per this summer, the third year has been particularly robust.

Baseline and follow-up cardiorespiratory fitness was expressed in relative terms as watts per kilogram of lean body mass.

Health spending has doubled in real terms, as has funding per secondary-school pupil.

Under his long stewardship, Luxembourg became Europe's wealthiest country, one of the richest in the world in per capita terms, as well as a bastion of banking secrecy and a tax haven for multinationals keen to exploit the EU's single market while minimising their contributions to the European exchequer.

GDP per head is the same today in real terms as it was in 1998.