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Only one ECG has to be reported for any player during his professional career and an ECG is therefore not carried out on every player every year.

Additionally, no expression data will be reported for any genes which lack annotation within the current IWGSC release and any contig assemblies which are duplicated in the reference assembly will exhibit a reduced number of uniquely mapped reads.

While amyloid PET ligands can provide information on target engagement, especially for some antibodies, the relationship between plaque reduction, antibody exposure and efficacy has yet to be reported for any potential antibody therapeutic.

Unmet needs could be reported for any ADL or IADL, and the prevalence of at least one unmet ADL or IADL need has been estimated at between one-fifth and one-half [ 9- 22], depending on the sample characteristics, the definition of unmet needs, and which ADL/IADL are considered.

Baseline physiology has not been reported for any of the three currently available SCOP/PHLPP1 transgenic mice5,6,10.

Unfortunately, in spite of the importance of the subject, ICC has not been reported for any childhood-related trauma outcome.

Since no structural data has been reported for any ArgE enzyme, the EXAFS data reported herein represent the first structural glimpse for ArgE enzymes.

Furthermore, no 3D structure has been reported for any MSP, so the determination of the structure and function of MSPs is an interesting and important task.

Due to high stability, we could record their absorption edge, and measure excitonic life-time, which has not been reported for any C60 solvate.

To our knowledge, no clinical outcomes or complications have yet been presented for the TFAS, and no device-related complications have been reported for any other lumbar facet replacement system.

The energy consumption per molecule of converted H2S in an equimolar mixture of Ar and N2 (4.9 eV/H2S) is the lowest that has been reported for any plasma reactor operated at non-vacuum pressures.