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The consent of the participants was obtained at the beginning of the study; moreover, they were reminded every 12 weeks that their participation in data collection was voluntary and that they could withdraw at any time.

The study moreover suggests that a moderate up-regulation of PPARα target genes involved in fatty acid uptake and oxidation in liver and muscle as a consequence of a negative energy balance might not interfere with milk production of sows.

The study moreover noted that whereas patients attending a public clinic were more likely to receive postpartum OGTT, private patients who received the postpartum test were more likely to be enrolled in the long-term follow-up programme [ 47].

However there remain certain limitations due to the retrospective nature of the study, moreover due to the small sample size and since CHK receives patients from other cities and rural areas, mainly of low income group this may not represent the true statistics of the area of our study as well as cannot be generalized for the whole population.

No patients in neither of the treatment groups reported adverse effects that required dose reduction or termination from the study; moreover, no statistically significant differences were found between the two groups regarding the reported adverse effects (Mann-Whitney U = 179, P = 0.57).

Some of the studies, moreover, have been conducted to address the severity that self-assessor, peer-assessor, and teacher-assessor are exercised while doing assessment.

Under the given conditions of this study, moreover, the large-amplitude combustion oscillation is regular and periodic, whose principal frequency is about 126 Hz.

Limited sample size was the major limitation of the previous study; moreover, Haji et al. (2014) did not consider the geographical distribution of the species.

In the same study, moreover, hydrogen peroxide-induced oxidative stress could also be relieved by AEG-1 downstream gene HOMOX1 [ 11].

One of the lessons from the Threats to Australian Patient Safety (TAPS) study, moreover, is the importance of complete and accurate medical records.

This study, moreover, introduces the accuracy and response speed of the above techniques.