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Although market access patterns may shift in the future, we did not attempt to anticipate those changes and, for the purpose of this analysis, assumed that the geographic patterns of market access will not change in the future.
Since the hydraulic model hypothesized in this analysis assumed a relative stability in the total size of institutionalized populations and an inverse correlation between correctional institutionalization and psychiatric institutionalization, the exclusion of measures of prison admission and release did not affect the goodness of data for the testing of the two hypotheses.
Relative expression was calculated between B. rapa and B. oleracea or between the reference sample (1 to 1 parent mix) and the six allopolyploid samples using PROC MIXED in SAS Version 9.1: This analysis assumed equal primer efficiencies and used Tubulin CT values to calculate baseline corrected CT values for each gene of interest [45].
This analysis assumed that repayments are made each year rather than each month.
Moreover, this analysis assumed that the achievement of SVR was equivalent to a permanent cure of patients, which could overestimate the benefits of therapies.
This analysis assumed that for other injected vaccines, the time-to-onset distribution of CRPS was dominated by reporting bias and noise.
Unlike previous studies that have assumed perfect sorting of voters into districts by income, this analysis assumes demand sorting.
This analysis assumes an initial DS occupancy of 0.3 in conformity to previous results22 and to simulations of train results shown below (see Methods).
This analysis assumes that all of the existing and new predicted Medi-Cal spending on undocumented residents would be spent through managed care and would be subject to the Managed Care Organization sales tax.
This analysis assumes that the expansion would be structured to "wrap" the new services around the existing emergency and pregnancy-related services, thus maintaining federal matching dollars for the episodic services currently provided to undocumented residents.
This analysis assumes a lower proportion of undocumented Medi-Cal enrollees would be in disabled aid codes than current enrollees based on their lower rate of not working due to disability.
