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However, these effects, resulting mainly from aerobic exercise in most previous reports do not seem to explain the superiority of dual-task training on specific cognitive domains because both types of training in the present study equally included the aspect of aerobic exercise in each session.

For the detection of these antibodies, carefully validated monospecific test methods, such as the LIA and ELISA applied in the present study, are equally competent and allow risk assessment due to the correlation between signal strength and severity of fibrotic manifestations, disease activity and prognosis.

The present study is equally suitable for an absorber plate fin having a rectangular, trapezoidal or triangular profile also with consideration of their respective geometrical parameters.

In the experimental part we focus on sample handling in optical waveguide lightmode spectroscopy (OWLS) measurements, but the present study is equally applicable for other biosensing technologies in which an analyte in solution is captured at a surface and its presence is monitored.

In the present study, BDS was equally frequent among males and females (female sex, OR 0.9, 95% CI = 0.6 to 1.3).

Even though the plants in the present study were treated equally, they may have differed in primary nutrient contents, and these differences may also have affected the development of P. vitellinae larvae.

However, this is less likely given the present study found an equally strong association between pool attendance and current asthma (i.e., asthma with current wheeze or current medication) as between pool attendance and physician-diagnosed asthma.

G. intestinalis is assumed to be a potential pathogen in cattle [ 33] but in the present study the parasite was equally common in diarrhoeic as in healthy calves, giving an ubiquitous impression.

In a study that combined aerobic and resistance exercise like the present study, significant reductions were equally observed in glucose after four weeks of training [ 35].

The 1983-1992 period-effect increase highlighted in the present study, affecting all ages equally, could be due to one or more exposures that emerged during the 1960s (considering a 20-year latency period), with a wide and increasing use and release into the environment.

The present study shows that this applies equally well to neighborhood deprivation, as measured by census data.