The annual deposition flow (bulk deposition) measured at a height of 1.5 m was higher than the comparative values for urban areas and background measuring points.
A SPECTRO CIROSCCD ICP optical emission simultaneous spectrometer with axial plasma viewing (Spectro Analytical Instruments, Kleve, Germany) was used to obtain the comparative values for the Bland and Altman test.
Young children also show an increase in the number of primary healthcare presentations per annum in comparison to other age groups, although the rate we recorded in the Dogslife cohort was still lower than the comparative values for children (a mean of 6 general practitioner consultations per person-year in children aged 0 4 years) [ 41].
Both multifactorial likelihood analysis and functional approaches have been proposed as a means to elucidate likely clinical significance of such variants, but analysis of the comparative value of these methods for classifying all sequence variants has been limited.
The comparative value of these two drugs for helping people successfully and comfortably withdraw from heroin has never been compared in a randomised trial.
Methods The Heinz Nixdorf RECALL (Risk Factors, Evaluation of Coronary Calcium and Lifestyle) study is a population-based, prospective cohort study of the comparative value of modern risk stratification techniques for "hard" cardiac events.
The comparative value of different indices of obesity for the prediction of cardiovascular outcomes is still debated.
These changes raise concerns about the comparative value of RNFL scans as a method for detecting and monitoring glaucomatous damage in patients with uveitis.
Reported here are the comparative values of Boer, Kiko, and Spanish does for longevity and lifetime kid production traits when semi-intensively managed on pasture.
Within each of these categories, several component criteria were developed (resulting in a total of 19 criteria) for assigning the comparative value or score.
