91.   The study did not examine the reasons for the gaps in care.

92.   The study examined every county in the U.S. except in New England states, where data was examined on the town level.

93.   The study examines the food service markets in Thailand, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia, and follows similar research carried out in Australia and New Zealand.

94.   The study also examines the social, developmental, environmental and strategic costs of conflict.

95.   The study did not examine if women have a greater tendency towards Alzheimers, but women on average live longer.

96.   The study examined every county in the U.S., except in New England states, where town-level data were combined to produce a county figure.

97.   The study examined major risk factors of CHD, including high blood pressure, smoking, obesity, diabetes, and high cholesterol.

98.   The study examined people with peripheral arterial disease, a condition similar to the narrowed vessels in coronary artery disease.

99.   The study examined the effectiveness of the Joint Staff, a national headquarters group responsible for planning and carrying out wartime and peacekeeping operations.

100.   The study examined whether men become less fecund as they get older, as opposed to less fertile.