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It was observed that, compared with the velocity values calculated by Takahashi, the T-t3 results overestimated the mean velocities, with the exception of sectional reach 6′-7 (Δv = -0.7 m/s), while theT-t2 results approximated Takahashi's mean velocities in a rather good way, except for sectional reach 6′-7 (Δv = -12.5 m/s), and after section 10 (Figs. 5 and 6).

A rather good agreement can be observed from the obtained results between the RASH3Dcomputed values and Takahashi's estimated velocity values, along the whole propagation path (Fig. 5a), with the exception of sectional reach 6′-7, where Δv = -12.5 m/s (Fig. 6a, T-t1).

Most local studies on MetS prevalence involved small sample size [ 19, 20], with the exception of a cross-sectional survey involving 4341 Malaysian adults (>18 years old) [ 21].

In contrast with the confocal-based measures, significant decreases were observed in the mean values of most measurements (with the exception of cell process cross-sectional area) in the cancellous compartment compared with cortical bone for the three groups of animals (C57BL/6J-15 weeks, C57BL/6J-32weeks, and Hypo-32 weeks) (Table 5).

Finally, the cannabis withdrawal syndrome has not yet been studied in poly-substance using patients with the exception of one small cross-sectional study by Vorspan and colleagues that indicated that sleep disturbances, but not other cannabis withdrawal symptoms, were exacerbated in patients with co-morbid opioid dependence [ 26].

With the exception of one study, all of our studies were cross-sectional.

All study designs were included with the exception of qualitative studies, case reports, case series and cross-sectional studies.

The papers almost exclusively used cross-sectional analysis of survey data, with the exception of one case control study.

Existing evidence on returnees has focused on returned refugees rather than returned IDPs [ 26, 27], with the exception of a study in Georgia that only used a cross-sectional design [ 28].

Current compared to ex or never smokers performed more poorly across all cross-sectional cognitive outcomes tested for both models with the exception of phonemic fluency and the single cohort analyses (table 3, see online supplementary table S6).

Furthermore, with the exception of one study with a one year follow-up, these studies were cross-sectional and did not investigate whether lower REE was predictive of weight and adiposity gain over time.