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Other studies using homogenous samples of all pubertal stages are necessary to confirm our findings.

Most recently, Paul and Zelman et al. using a homogenous sample of oncology outpatients with pain from bone metastasis, found that when a full range of CPs was tested, using both average and worst pain scores, the optimal CPs were (4,7) [ 5].

In the present study, we evaluated the diagnostic performance of a neuroanatomical pattern classification method in the discrimination between psychotic major depressive disorder (MDD), bipolar I disorder (BD-I), and healthy controls (HC) using a homogenous sample of patients at an early course of their illness.

In those that have addressed this question, strong conclusions have been limited by the use of homogenous samples of men [ 8] or women [ 7, 10], the small number of cases [ 9], and simple dichotomisation of physical activity into inactive and active groups [ 7, 8], or of obesity into obese and non-obese groups [ 9].

We deliberately used a homogenous sample of the UCL student population to minimize differences in social and educational environment.

Research on childbirth self-efficacy has focused on primarily homogenous samples of well-educated nulliparous women attending childbirth classes [ 5- 10].

One of the limitations of this study was that it was conducted in a homogenous sample of patients using hypertensive medications.

Using unique innovation survey data collected from a homogenous sample of firms in Pakistan, this paper presents an analysis of the firm level determinants of product innovation and its impact on firm performance.

Using the IPA framework the participants consisted of a homogenous sample of 12 women (six Ugandans and six Zimbabweans).

Ten grams of homogenous sample of vegetables (lettuce and cabbage) were weighed into 50 mL centrifuge tube.

In any other case, it would have been more complicated to achieve a homogenous sample of students.