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The involvement of large-scale and distributed cortical networks in higher complex cognition is supported by many studies using diverse imaging modalities.

Tubular injury as an early event in AKI has been demonstrated previously by many studies using blood and urinary biomarkers, even in those AKI previously considered "pre-renal" [ 33, 34].

A sample size of equal or more than 1500 was achieved by all studies using administrative databases, and in many studies using solicited surveillance by HCP.

The relevance of integrins in EPC biology is also demonstrated by many studies that use extracellular matrix-based scaffolds as a clinical tool to improve the vasculogenic functions of EPCs.

The link between inflammatory pathways and epigenetic mechanisms has been revealed by many recent studies using different model systems.

Population growth has been similarly used by many studies (Chang 2010; Finch et al. 2010; Li et al. 2010).

Population growth (dp) has been similarly used by many studies as the recovery indicator (Chang 2010; Finch et al. 2010; Li et al. 2010, 2015a).

In the absence of mycobacterial culture as the gold standard for diagnosing TB infection, the next best alternative for labeling these patients as having presumed tubercular uveitis is a favorable response to ATT in addition to the corroborative laboratory evidence, as used by many studies over the years.

A sensitivity test of typical elastic modulus and Poisson ratio values used in construction of homogeneous models was conduced by Tseng et al. [53], who showed that the middle range of elastic modulus (15 30 GPa) and Poisson ratio (0.1 0.4) used by many studies gave comparable results in stress and strain.

Definitions of CKP and KOA used by many studies were unclear and/or inconsistent.

Concerns have been raised about the lack of specificity of antibodies used by many studies to detect EpoR.