Numerous questionnaires with a wide variety of characteristics have been developed for the
assessment of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Four well-defined dimensions are …

… (B) Mean rate of nucleotide substitution and standard error computed from BEAST analysis
for each branch within taxonomic level from Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, and Tables S6, S7, S8. …

Candidate gene association studies (CGAS) are a useful epidemiologic approach to drawing
inferences about relations between genes and disease, especially when experimental …

… (b) During relaxation of the upper esophageal sphincter (UES) air flows from the atmospheric
pressure in the pharynx to the negative pressure in the esophagus. (c) The esophagus is …

… setosum-b is restricted to the areas around the Arabian Peninsula (Fig. 3). Thus, the two sub…
setosum-b is 8.18% when calculated from the 1.2 Kb data and 7.83% when calculated from …

… b Only 10,530 SNPs from the Applera gene resequencing database, those with SIC 10.1,
were in the actual list from which SNPs were selected. This meant that the total number of …

Background As we enter an era when testing millions of SNPs in a single gene association
study will become the standard, consideration of multiple comparisons is an essential part of …

… B shows the separate measurements of the included groups at the maximal volumetric
distention of 50 mL. The 90th percentile of EGJ distensibility of healthy volunteers is marked. …

… of the alignment of 249-character-long sequences, including amino acids, ambiguities,
missing characters, and introduced gaps was constructed using CLUSTAL from the data of the B. …

… In part B of the study, 20 patients were included who had … B of the study. In these patients,
the effect of gastric acid secretion on baseline impedance was measured. Patients from part B …