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At that point, the actual newspaper had not been published for two months because of a strike, and the Internet did not yet exist.

Morpholino (MO) knockdown phenotypes have been published for two mutants recovered in our screen, atp1a3a tpl10 and bbs7 tpl11 [ 60, 61].

So far, GWAS in ADHD have been published for two different samples, a subsample of the International Multicentre ADHD Genetics IMAGEE) study on childhood ADHD and a sample of adults with ADHD.

We were unaware of the potential bias identified in the paper by Susko and Roger, which appeared online only in September 2013, by which time our own paper had been published for two months.

Complete nucleomorph genome sequences have been published for two cryptomonads, Guillardia theta (Douglas et al. 2001) and Hemiselmis andersenii (Lane et al. 2007), as well as a single chlorarachniophyte, Bigelowiella natans (Gilson et al. 2006).

Whole-genome analysis has just begun for Xenorhabdus [ 34], whereas full genome sequences have been published for two Photorhabdus strains, revealing the presence of a large number of phage remnants, IS, transposases, repeat elements and overrepresented families of paralogs, consistent with a high level of potential plasticity in these genomes [ 35, 36].

Meta-analyses have been published for ten years, which allowed to better define the place of IUI in patient management.

Those for the balance of payments, industrial production and GDP have not been published for six months or more.

Significant relationships between energy expenditure and ODBA in laboratory settings have been published for ten endotherm species [13], [14], [15], [16], [17] and the technique can also be used to quantify behavioural time budgets since different behaviours tend to produce different acceleration trace signatures [18], [19].

Complete genome sequences have been published for four strains.

News of the BFHI accomplishments and articles about effective breastfeeding programmes have been published for ten years in UNICEF's BFHI News.