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This category reflects the research approach used in the papers and is independent of a specific topic (Petersen et al. 2008).

The third gene in this category reflects that some dCINs release glutamate [15], [49] as they express the gene for a membrane transporter of aspartate and glutamate (EAA4) [50].

This category reflects improved well-being among those with previous signs of illness.

Inclusion of this category reflects work undertaken by researchers in New Zealand, supported by an international expert reference group [ 28].

This category reflects particularly positively on the UB's pioneering role in developing health research ethics capacity in Botswana since there are no national guidelines for professional organizations or for human subjects research.

In the older cohort, proxy completion of the questionnaire was associated with increased disagreement in unadjusted, analyses (OR 3.82, 95% CI 1.27 to 11.5), but became non-significant in adjusted analyses (OR 2.36, 95% CI 0.65 to 8.58).> -wrap-foot> *In the 1946-51cohort, this category reflects women with no formal qualifications.

This category, reflecting the most common standpoint towards future CD mass screening among both adolescents and parents, was strongly related to having internalized the risk of possible negative outcomes of untreated CD.

The high proportion of unclassified consensus sequences ("no category") reflects the limitations of this classification scheme.

The new videography category reflects the increasing importance of user contributions to journalism in an era where cameras are commonplace.

The highest category reflects at least a 100-time enrichment above the background values.

The last category reflects most items that are not related directly to your success.