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Adult patients, individuals who sought treatment on their own and those that considered themselves more cooperative presented lower rate of brackets failure.
Few empirical studies have directly addressed the consequence of changes in total native vegetation cover for multiple species [12] (but see [14], [29]), and those that considered both landscape and patch-scale variables are confounded by inappropriate designs and uncontrolled variables [30].
McKee et al. 11 conducted a retrospective case study comparing US cities adopting controls on malt liquor (i.e. high-strength beer) sales with those that considered but did not adopt such controls.
The essential requirement of sufficiently large samples in the haemodynamic group has been fulfilled in only one study of those reviewed, and in none of those that considered human vessels.
The performance characteristics of the coding algorithms for the additional thresholds of serum potassium (> 5, >6 and >6.5 mmol/l) are presented in table 3. Of all the coding algorithms, those that considered the E87.5 code as 'all diagnoses' continued to demonstrate the best sensitivity across all the serum potassium thresholds.
Those that considered themselves good typists felt that typing was more efficient for short clinical documents such as progress notes.
"We want this punishment to serve as a warning to all those that consider committing crimes in the future.
A 2-0 defeat at Stoke City allowed some prejudices to breathe, those that consider small clubs from small towns somehow unable to survive in this league.
The most complex systems, i.e. those that consider more sources of uncertainty in the forecasting process, are those that showed the most reduced expected damages.
Two projects that are particularly relevant to the study of biologically inspired robots are those that consider the Roboclam and the Robosnail.
Two categories of grammatical inference algorithms exist: (1) those that infer the language only from sequences of words that belong to the language and (2) those that consider all the sequences of words.
