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Pulmonary embolism was only systematically evaluated for in deceased patients, so no adequate incidence for PE in the whole population can be given from this data.

In addition, there is a relevant number of missing values for certain parameters e. g. mitotic rate, which was only systematically collected in the SEER database starting 2010.

Parameters (d) and (e) were only systematically recorded during the second study period.

The white blood cell count, the eosinophil cell count and the C-reactive protein (CRP) level were only systematically recorded on admission to the ICU and not daily during the entire ICU stay.

Women with diabetic nephropathy were followed with frequent determinations of UAE, whereas in women with normoalbuminuria or microalbuminuria, further analysis of UAE was only performed systematically when dipstick analysis was ≥1+ during pregnancy.

In most regions, sampling among wild birds was only done systematically after a poultry outbreak in that region, except in the central northwest, central north, and central central regions.

In view of the large number of children seen at our centre, a detailed history of consumption of melamine tainted milk products was not systematically recorded and was only rechecked if abnormalities found on ultrasonography were confirmed.

Ommastrephes bartrami is only exploited systematically in the northwest Pacific although its distribution is global in the subtropical and temperate regions.

But science is only starting to systematically study older runners, and not everything that is being learned is encouraging.

However, there are only two reports systematically assessing changes in serum calcium in patients with hypoparathyroidism during menstrual cycle [ 19, 20].

One sees here the Aristotle that so impressed the great French naturalist Georges Cuvier: Aristotle is not only systematically discussing the adaptive functions of each of these organs; he is also displaying the complex way in which the internal parts of animals constitute an organic system.