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Another important limitation was the way in which we ascertained passive smoke exposure.

Although these patients received radiotherapy prior to their inclusion in our study, they remained immune competent, which we ascertained by their skin tests.

Strengths of this study include the large sample size of healthy individuals at baseline, from which we ascertained a large number of verified incident cases of type 2 diabetes during 4 million person-years of follow-up.

A notable feature of our study was the large proportion of cases (n=262) diagnosed at ⩽55 years of age, which we ascertained through an UK national study of early onset PrCa.

Second, a validation study is conducted, in which we ascertain the previously unmeasured covariate X for a subset of the subjects selected at random within each category/stratum of the cohort.

However, even if some protons are being moved on the peptide as opposed to being required to rearrange interaction networks during transport, our results still demonstrate that different numbers of protons are moved during the coupled transport of neutral di- vs tri-peptides, which we ascertain establishes a fundamental difference in the way this protein handles these two ligands.

We included 31 drugs, for which we could ascertain the effects on the three channels, EFTPC, and the clinical TdP risk; as the data set expands, we expect to provide improved predictions.

Likewise, we focus on treatment default which is linked to lower TB cure rates in the context of the well-documented selection for resistance that occurs with exposure to TB medication for insufficient duration but purposively avoid definitive conclusions about multidrug resistance status, which we cannot ascertain without laboratory measures.

The major strength of this study was the availability of a large amount of electronic patient data on antihypertensive medication over a three and a half year period from which we could ascertain the potential and pitfalls of using such data in health services research in the public healthcare system in Hong Kong.

You can read our interview with Hopkins, in which we tried to ascertain her motives, here.

In the work presented here we describe a modification to a previously described paralogue ratio test (PRT) method for genotyping the CCL3L1/CCL4L1 copy variable region, which we use to ascertain CCL3L1/CCL4L1 copy number in 1581 European samples.