201) Those in Oslo were consuming healthier fat |
202) Those in the DOHBIT group, when compared w |
203) Those in the observation group had their c |
204) s were more widespread in Gonzaga whereas those in Calatrava were confined only in a |
205) k of cardiovascular disease compared with those in Kandy, Sri Lanka. |
206) nces in thrombophilias in RVO compared to those in RAO. |
207) bserved to be considerably different from those in all other groups (p < 0.001) |
208) s occur, they are less transmissible than those in areas where vaccination was not a |
209) study group were significantly lower than those in control group (4.35% versus 16.92 |
210) dose dependent manner when compared with those in control group. |
211) tudy group were significantly higher than those in control group. |
212) exposed groups of snails with respect to those in control. |
213) techniques were respectively the same as those in groups 1-3, followed by applicati |
214) ved 1 mL of distilled water orally while those in groups B, C and D (test groups) r |
215) ce lower level of overall job stress than those in large enterprises, although the e |
216) edge could be a powerful tool for helping those in long-distance dating relationship |
217) magur and those in mainland Southeast Asia as C. |
218) niversal access'' does not always benefit those in marginalized positions in society |
219) n type-II and ACAN distribution resembled those in native articular cartilage tissue |
220) a quinata trees in a continuous forest to those in pasture through microsatellite-ba |
221) logical features that are more similar to those in patients and also help uncover mo |
222) Isolated bacteria differed from those in preoperative swab cultures in eig |
223) water diffusivities that were similar to those in sham-operated control hearts. |
224) f 2 mg/kg per day to the rats, other than those in the Control group, for 4 weeks. |
225) haviours (from 3.16 to 4.13), followed by those in the HE school (from 2.78 to 3.54) |
226) .92 to 8.23 and 4.84 to 7.74, followed by those in the HE school, from 4.98 to 8.09 |
227) nowledge (from 4.40 to 8.45), followed by those in the HPS school (from 5.20 to 9.15 |
228) MTA group were contaminated earlier than those in the MTA group (p < 0.05). |
229) d a-RVmax in the J group were larger than those in the NJ group (41 ± 5.2 vs 36 ± |
230) in the top 20% wealth quintile to that of those in the bottom 20%. |
231) groups were significantly different from those in the control and biodiesel groups |
232) e found to be considerably different from those in the control and biodiesel groups. |
233) l groups were considerably different from those in the control and fish oil biodiese |
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