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Pollinators of Ficus section Galoglychia are suspected to have changed host repeatedly, based on several cases of incongruence between plant phylogeny and taxonomy, and insect phylogeny and taxonomy.

In this paper we demonstrate our office-based PS-OCT that has been developed for the clinical applications and discuss its clinical utility based on several cases with various diseases of the cornea and anterior eye segment.

The theory revision is based on several case studies.

Prevalence estimates have been based on several case definitions of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).

Hereby in this article the detailed methodology is described and the main procedure is established based on several case studies.

Based on several case studies, the reduction of the power output of the PCPP with KIERDRY has been varied from 29.2 MWe(minimum penalty) to 71.7 MWe(maximum penalty).

Finally, based on several case studies using both loop detector data and vehicle trajectories, it is shown that selecting a suitable wavelet largely depends on the specific research topic, and that the Mexican hat wavelet generally gives a satisfactory performance in detecting singularities in traffic and vehicular data.

This paper reviews aspects of traffic safety and behavior of drivers in road tunnels based on several case studies of traffic accidents along the traffic zones of tunnel alignment (entrance: zone 2; transition zone: zone 3; and inner zone: zone 4).

In 2007, Bulpa et al. proposed their definitions of IPA, specifically for COPD patients and isolation of Aspergillus [ 4] based on several case reports.

Interestingly, based on several case reports on myeloid malignancies in patients with CT8M [see Additional file 1: Table S1], CT8M seems to be associated with an increased risk of these disorders.

Based on several case reports and randomized clinical trials, the efficacy of rFVIIa appears to extend to a number of applications outside haemophilia, including trauma and others, although these are not yet approved by regulatory agencies.