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The inequities described make it very difficult for them to remain and advance in academic medicine.

This case and others recently described make it clear that mutations in LMX1B may lead to renal-limited disease, and we support the suggested terminology of LMX1B nephropathy [ 8].

The correlation described makes it possible to propose a new simplified method for different pipeline steels fracture toughness estimations.

In this paper on approximation is described making it possible to calculate temporal temperature and adsorbed amount profiles during an adsorption process in a single pellet.

The method described makes it possible to design homogeneous chitosan based materials with good mechanical properties, including a desired degree of flexibility.

Automated service composition techniques sometimes recur in what we call 'mystic boxes' in their architectures because they are frequently poorly described, making it difficult to understand what exactly has been done and to evaluate their results.

While a lack of social cohesion owing to diversity may have the benefit of causing greater private production - or even "patronage", as in publicly provided private goods - (Alesina and La Ferrara 2005), there will be lower levels of provision of the public good and other ills just described, making it unclear which is really the best strategy to employ.

The cladistic group Stylidium contains more than 230 individual species (more than 300 species exist, but many specimens have not yet been formally described), making it the fifth largest genus in Australia.

The phylogenetic position of HPyV9 we described makes it the sister group of LPV.

The HGHG included maps of the global distribution of HbS, HbC, Duffy negativity and G6PD deficiency, but the input data and the methodology used are not fully described, making it almost impossible to use them for quantitative analysis.

The parvalbumin positive cells of laminae II-III were rather small and showed intense immunoreactivity in the nucleus and in the soma, as previously described, making it easy to distinguish them from background staining.