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The coefficient of determination for the final model was within the range cited by previous studies for coniferous species that vary from 0.46 to 0.97 (Means et al. 2000; Næsset 1997, 2002; Watt and Watt 2013).

The search will be based on similarity metrics computed from the acoustic features, and stored with the sounds in the database as proposed by previous studies for musical sounds (Blum et al. [28], Misdariis et al. [29], Qi et al. [30]).

Use of this variable surface protein has been recommended by previous studies for ARV strain characterisation [ 22, 23].

Generation of regulatory pathways through text-mining tools allows integration of data generated by previous studies for a more complete view of a biological process.

The abundance of SP in CSCs from the same tumor contributes to distinct gene expression patterns, which has been often neglected by previous studies for many years.

IDR-1002 may be internalized by FLS either interacting with putative cell surface receptors or, more likely, by inserting directly into the cell membrane, as proposed by previous studies for cationic peptides [ 45, 56].

Clearly, a substantially higher prevalence than that has been reported by previous study for Tunisia [ 18, 19].

This was an implicit assumption in our study and has been confirmed by previous study for at least the dorsal fin [ 28].

Our selection of covariates was guided by previous studies of risk factors for PTB, SGA and LGA [ 3, 4, 6].

In the NACT group, six of eight patients (75%) completed the planned three-cycle MEPFL and twenty-nine of thirty patients (96.7%) finished the ten-week P-FL neoadjuvant chemotherapy, which were comparable to those reported by previous studies (90% for MEPFL reported by Hong et al. [ 13] and 93% for P-FL reported by Lin et al. [ 14]).

Significant associations between PNCs and respiratory outcomes reported by previous studies were for ultrafine particles (< 0.1 μm in diameter), whereas the smallest particles measured in the present study were 0.25 μm in diameter; therefore, it may be that ultrafine particles, but not larger particles, are responsible for respiratory effects.