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In some clinical settings, after computed tomography (CT) scan or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), patients are systematically seen by the radiologist, which raises the problem of patients who do not wish to be informed, and this wish must be respected.

To optimize the pore structures, the reaction temperature on specific capacitance of micro-HC/nano-MnO2 composite were systematically investigated (see Fig. 5b).

The classical Riemann boundary value problem (BVP for short) theory in the complex plane has been systematically developed, see [1] and [2].

More specifically, escape routes of transgenes (i.e. pollen- versus seed-mediated gene flow), dispersal abilities (i.e. cattle-mediated seed movements) and consequences on the fitness of admixed individuals should be systematically investigated (see also Willenborg and Van Acker 2008).

In order to gain better insight into the effects of pH on the capability of R. eutropha to produce PHB, RehMBEL1391 whose metabolic reactions are elementally and charge balanced for pH 6, 7, and 8 was systematically simulated (see Additional file 7 for the relevant mol files to estimate the charges of metabolites at different pH values using MarvinBeans software).

Whether dream interpretation is a source of insight is at least in part an empirical question that is only beginning to be investigated systematically (see Edwards et al. 2013 for a recent review of the empirical literature and preliminary evidence supporting this claim).

Halophytes have long been recognized, but it was not until the 20th century that they were studied systematically (see Waisel 1972; Huchzermeyer and Flowers 2013).

These regressions allow us to see whether utilization preferences are systematically associated with the individual socioeconomic characteristics of community residents.

A similar reminder was systematically sent at day 7 and at two and five months (see supplementary appendix).

Asymptotic behaviors of solutions to the special case of have been studied systematically, see, for example, [3, Chapter 4] and [8, Chapter V].

However, those data are systematically lower by 2 3‰ relative to new data obtained by us (see Figure 2).