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This evidence complements and extends previous research that suggests that the threat of being stereotyped negatively can have adverse effects on older people's cognitive performance, 15 17 both strength and persistence on the hand grip task were significantly impaired by the presence of an age comparison.

5 7 Moreover, this evidence is complemented by laboratory studies that elucidate the mechanisms by which sugar sweetened drinks are likely to damage cardio-metabolic health.

This evidence was complemented and confirmed by primary data obtained through personnal communication with French diabetes experts from the Assistance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris (AP-HP).

The data used in the model is based on published evidence complemented by expert opinion.

Recent empirical evidence, complemented by a simple economic rational-choice framework, suggests that financial incentives for active travel may represent an underused but potentially promising method for encouraging healthier behaviors.

Currently, diagnosis of MScl is mostly based on clinical evidence complemented with laboratory investigations, for example presence of lesions in the brain and/or spinal cord (visualized by magnetic resonance imaging, MRI).

One key piece of evidence complementing the epidemiologic features of BL in Africans was that EBV is able to growth-transform normal resting B lymphocytes into lymphoblastoid cell lines (LCLs) that grow indefinitely in the laboratory [11], [12].

The global impact of self-poisoning (suicides attempts) from preventable pesticide ingestion was, however, estimated to amount to 186,000 deaths and 4,420,000 DALYs in 2002 (analysis of evidence complemented by expert opinion [ 13]).

The resting state fMRI literature further complements this evidence by showing progressively stronger deactivation with age in anti-correlated task-negative resting state networks, which is associated with better task performance.

But this paper provides evidence that IRT results can be extremely helpful to complement this evidence with information regarding the quality of the measurement at specific points of the measuring scale.

This evidence is proven and complemented by morphological results of this study.