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Few reports on sleep patterns of patients with spinal muscular atrophy type 1 (SMA1) have been published and none on sleep microstructure.

Few mechanical analyses of incisal action have been published and none that seem to take note of the mechanisms of both fracture and friction at the tooth-food interface.

Based on interviews with three teams, two in California and one in Minnesota, MIT Technology Review estimates that about 20 pregnancies of pig-human or sheep-human chimeras have been established during the last 12 months in the U.S., though so far no scientific paper describing the work has been published, and none of the animals were brought to term.

Few other reports of quetiapine use for delirium have been published, and none were ICU-based studies.

Few studies on the use of pegfilgrastim in this setting have been published and none address the efficacy of pegfilgrastim in relation to filgrastim.

Only a few studies about the early time-dependent changes of PCT have so far been published, and none of them focused on the appropriateness of the first-line antibiotic therapy.

He's written some 20 novels, although none has been published, and insists that even under the oppressor's boot the imagination can achieve its own liberty.

Brooks spent much of his childhood "surviving" and reading numerous comedic and scripted works, as well as writing; he sent comedic short stories out to publishers and occasionally got positive responses although none were published, and he did not believe he could make a career as a writer.

This paper has not been published previously and none of the authors have any conflicts of interest to declare.

Few books on the global arms trade have been published but none are as incisive and comprehensive as Feinstein's The Shadow World (the last major work was The Arms Bazaar published more than 30 years ago).

Several studies attempting to solve this controversy have been published, but none of them were set up as prospective randomized trials.