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iPS cell lines obtained from keratinocytes [13] (KiPS4FA, KiPS4FB, KiPS4FB), astrocytes [14] (ASTiPS4F5) or fibroblasts [15] (FiPS4F5) were used as controls, and were all fully characterized using similar methodologies and criteria as described herein.

However, these limitations are offset by the fact that these a priori findings replicate previous post hoc analyses with an independent sample and different research staff but using similar methodologies and technologies (14).

Excess cancers in specific populations at a sub-national level have also been predicted using similar methodologies, and the predicted excesses are usually in the range of a few percent of total expected cancers (Sodickson et al. 2009; Dijkstra et al. 2010; Khong et al. 2013).

This similarity might be because of using similar methodology and sample size, similar geologic factor, topographic factor, soil type, human-induced activities, climatic factor and so on.

Based on the presented results and also on related literature, it is argued that such high uncertainties should be anticipated for single core samplings conducted using similar methodology and employed as 137Cs inventory and penetration depth estimators.

Regardless, all measurements were made using similar methodology and are considered equally valid.

We make use of data collected as part of different studies using similar methodology and tools (described in detail in 4 11–13) from a period spanning 2002 to 2012 with the surveys and available data summarised in table 1.

As strengths, this is the first Brazilian study that compared the prevalence of CLBP in the same community using similar methodology and that had described and analyzed occupation and its association to CLBP.

Using similar methodology and patient numbers, we failed to detect any significant seasonal variations in the onset of symptoms for our group of paediatric HL patients as a whole.

A study in two urban areas of Tanzania of differing levels of poverty, using similar methodology and instruments to this survey, found that in a random sample of 899 adults aged 15 59, rates of alcohol consumption were 17.2%%.

All studies within A-CaRe Clinical Resimilaruse simethodologieslogies and a comparable set of outcome measures [ 25].