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We show that using more detailed habitat information ensures better representation of biogenic habitats (i.e. coral and seagrass), but leads to larger and more costly reserves, because these data have more misclassification errors, and are also more expensive to obtain.

In this study, we used only the geomagnetic data represented by the Kp and Dst indices because these data have shown good agreement with anomaly events, as reported by Belov et al. (2005 ), Patil et al. (2008), and Choi et al. (2011).

Because these data have all been deposited in the ODE tool, users of these data can perform analyses of specific and roughly balanced subsets of the traits.

Statistical analyses of correlation between tomato and Arabidopsis expression data could not be performed because these data have been generated by different methods (qRT-PCR and microarray) and hence they have different units.

A number of points should be considered when interpreting the data of this trial, particularly because these data have the potential of leading to a further decline in the use of radiation following breast conservation surgery.

They may consider locally specific routine data, locally commissioned surveys and qualitative data collection to be more useful because these data have a direct and obvious relevance to the specific settings within which local practitioners work.

Pigment and fatty acid data are only shown for the samples from Svalbard and Sweden because for Greenland and Iceland these data have previously been published11,33.

The secondary aim of this study was to characterize diet at a young age by using the twin data because these data had a large amount of detailed dietary information.

Whereas self-reports by the adolescents themselves have to be considered a more reliable information rather than parental reports, the present study does not contain information on the extension, duration, and motivation of school-absenteeism in the subjects of the various subsamples because these data had not been collected in the original survey.

The database included an adult dataset from the DUET-1 and DUET-2 trials because these data had similar sampling frequencies (five samples taken in children, eight in adults), and a similar timeframe after treatment (2 weeks in children, 4 weeks in adults) compared with the pediatric studies.

We argue that workplace injury and illness records should be made more widely available because releasing these data has substantial potential individual, research, policy, and economic benefits.