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Most of these studies cited above reported the activities of plants in several pathologies.

However, other papers cited above reported that aggregates of 12.5-dpc ovarian cells were able to produce fertilizable oocytes.

Furthermore, since the studies cited above have reported non-musicians with poor vocal accuracy and good auditory discrimination, as well as non-musicians who sing accurately with poor discrimination skills, the observed dissociation between perception and production cannot be explained solely by deficient auditory skills or imprecise vocal control.

A schematic comparison of the main features of the biological simulation tools cited above is reported in Table 2.

In a study by Giannaccini et al. (2012), the Li content of B. edulis was at 0.2 ± 0.2 (median 0.1 and range 0.04 0.9) mg kg−1 dm and of M. procera at 0.3 ± 0.4 (median 0.1 and range 0.03 1.6) mg kg−1 dm, and these results agree with the findings for other mushrooms cited above as reported by Vetter (2005).

All algorithms cited above report only one of possibly many optimal solutions.

In contrast to the reports cited above, contact lens wear was reported by only 12 (1%) patients in the present series.

In the same population-based study cited above, of the individuals reporting FOBT awareness, 26% of females vs. 17% of males were not considering obtaining FOBT screening [ 33].

The reports cited above, as well as other published reports, consistently call for research specific to the possible risks of using nanotechnology in environmental remediation applications.

As a member of the APS committee that prepared the report cited above, and responsible for being the lead on the economic assessments, the MIT work provides a realistic balance to the numbers put in the scientific press by the proponents of air capture.

Indeed, in the report cited above, Michael Gove's special advisor, Sam Freedman had also previously said the free school meals measure was "too crude" to be employed for the pupil premium.