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The reader can see, for instance, [12, 22 24] for a comprehensive presentation of the index theory for ANRs.

A brief, comprehensive presentation of the theory is given together with a short description of its latest developments.

A comprehensive presentation of the CWT theory behind the methodology and the properties of the wavelet function used are available elsewhere (Suarez and Montejo 2005).

In addition, a comprehensive presentation of the results in GIS view was produced to ensure the subsequent decision-making process easy to execute.

Despite few reports in this subject, so far there is a lack of the comprehensive presentation of the influence of the working gas mixture and process parameters on the overall properties of obtained layers.

This review will attempt a comprehensive presentation of the progress in plant epigenetics both at small scale (single locus) and large scale (epigenome-wide) during development and in response to environmental stress, focusing on agronomically important crops and the impact that epigenetics, epigenomics and the new emerging field of epibreeding may have on crop improvement.

A more technical and comprehensive presentation of these methods and their identification strategies are provided in Blundell and MaCurdy (1999) and Blundell et al. (2007).

When this was encountered, we included only one of these papers, with selection based on the following hierarchy of priorities: the publication with the most comprehensive presentation of information with the most leiomyosarcomas, the largest number of patients, or the one that was the most recent.

A comprehensive presentation of all the methods available for analyzing production data, highlighting the strengths and limitations of each method has been finished (Mattar and Anderson 2003).

And in October, it installed a permanent exhibition of Taino art, from the indigenous people of the Caribbean, which has 125 pieces and is the most comprehensive presentation of such art in the country, said the museum's director, Susana Torruella Leval.

Development of the decision board involved two preliminary studies to determine women's preferred mode of risk presentation and a systematic literature review for the most comprehensive presentation of medical risks at the time (VD and CS).