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Skeletal asymmetries of the limbs have only been documented in very few other species.

Empirical evidence of the impact of newly evolved genes on male fertility has only been documented in very few cases.

Since the homologous EBPs involved in the response to metal stress and phage shock have been documented in very distant bacteria such as E. coli [ 24], Salmonella enterica [ 2] and Yersinia enterocolitica [ 25], the conservation of these functions in σ dependent regulome of D. vulgaris Hildenborough emphasizes importance of such systems for bacteria.

With regard to the contents of the counselling sessions, special attention was to be paid to possible risk factors, as described in the CCC guideline, (see Additional file 1, Table S1).The contents were documented in very generalized form for the scientists.

"I think it's fair to say that our species Homo sapiens and its antecedents have come much farther, much faster than any other mammalian group that has been documented in this very tight time-frame".

The antioxidant activity of plant extracts, and specific compounds contained in them, has been documented in a very large number of studies conducted throughout the world.

Deficits in executive function, including measures of working memory, inhibition and cognitive flexibility, have been documented in preschoolers born very low birth weight (VLBW) compared with preschoolers born normal birth weight (NBW).

While an appreciable amount of information regarding molecular control has been documented in the mammalian lung, very little is available on the avian lung.

While the growth-promoting effects of seaweed extracts have been documented in many species [8, 66], very little is actually known about the mechanisms behind these effects.

This suggests the existence of a positive-feedback loop that has not been documented in mammals but that is very well characterized for Drosophila gcm genes (Miller et al. 1998; Ragone et al. 2003).

Anthropogenic fires, very frequent in the surrounding Gran Sabana (GS) uplands, have very rarely been documented in the GH, and are therefore not considered an important ecological factor in the high-tepui biome.