The results were used to present a new term describing the "surface deposition" mechanism.
Inferential statistics such as component principal analysis, regression analysis and Kruskall Wallis test were used to present the data.
Polysulfone tubular guidance channels were used to present the agarose-based scaffolds to the nerve stumps.
Insert earphones were used to present the speech stimuli to the participants at their individual preferred volume levels.
Content and thematic analysis methods were used to present counts and verbatim examples of subject responses during the CE interview.
Other forms of special effects, including prosthetics, were used to present the abnormals.
In the original version of the experiment, booklets were used to present stimuli and to complete testing.
Kaplan-Meier plots were used to present 1-year survival estimates before and after patient tracing.
Descriptive methods were used to present data.
Descriptive statistics were used to present prevalence of genotypes.
Frequencies and percentages were used to present categorical variables.
