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Mixed carbonate siliciclastic successions have been described in multiple Phanerozoic sedimentary settings recording the dynamic interplay of tectonics, eustasy, climate, in situ carbonate production, and variations in siliciclastic sediment supply.

While increased density of WMN has been suggested to reflect disturbance of neurodevelopmental processes, including neuronal migration, neurogenesis, and cell death, alternative hypotheses such as an adaptive response to microglial activation in mature CNS, as has been described in multiple sclerosis –should also be considered.

SUNCT has also been described in multiple sclerosis [19, 20].

While long-term vascular dysfunction has been described in multiple types of cancer therapeutics, one major class of drugs called anthracyclines (AC) is associated with cardiac dysfunction [2].

The antifungal effect of chitinolytic enzymes has been described in multiple studies (Broadway et al. 1995; Govinda et al. 2011; Lorito et al. 1993; Limón and Benítez 2002, 2004).

The differential SCN1A expression in rat myocardium might influence the susceptibility for sudden cardiac death in these children at different ages, since higher incidence of sudden death at young ages in patients with epilepsy has been described in multiple studies [27-30] [27-30]

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Although protein function can be described in multiple ways, we focus on classification schemes provided by the Gene Ontology (GO) Consortium35.

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After the anatomical nature of talocalcaneal coalition was reported [7], its radiographic signs and findings were described in multiple reports [8, 9, 10].

Every entry in the database is accompanied by at least one 'Reference ID.' The data at a specific depth or time may be described in multiple publications or different data types may have been published in different articles, e.g., paleomagnetic, rock magnetic, and chronological data, such as for Birkat Ram, Israel (Frank et al. 2002 20033; Schwab et al. 2004).