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Though these syndromes are primarily described as encephalitis from a pathological standpoint, the clinical spectrum of these conditions likely overlaps with those described primarily based on CSF analysis as CSF escape cases (see Table  1).

For pulmonary nodules discovered during follow-up, diagnoses were determined by the institutional cancer board as previously described 16, primarily based on the modified Martini and Melamed classification scheme 17, 18.

The improved annotation described here is primarily based on the presence of differentially expressed genes in the RNAseq and proteomic datasets (this study) or the mature spore proteome [ 27] datasets (Additional file 2).

Notably, signs and symptoms described in this report are primarily based on information from patient surveillance case-report forms filled out at the time of triage, and they may not represent the full spectrum of illness experienced by all persons with EHF during this outbreak.

Here arrestin functions are described primarily from the structural prospective.

The term "health coaching" has emerged from the motivational interviewing concept (MI) originated by William Miller [ 13] and some of the studies described as health coaching are primarily based on the MI strategy [ 2] while most of the studies investigating the effect of MI are not described as coaching interventions [ 14, 15].

Those two uses of feedback were described as routinely and as primarily based on the feedback's standard-indications.

Interventions using reminders to improve adherence, such as the one described in this article, are primarily based on the principles of behavioural learning theory, one of the five theoretical perspectives on adherence outlined by Leventhal and Cameron [ 19].

The authors of the Geographia Neoteriki adopted new geographical methodologies for that time, which were primarily based on personal examination of the described areas and used as sources a number of contemporary European handbooks.

Both models are primarily based on AMP-bacterial interaction and describe the disintegration of the plasma membrane, cell leakage and cell death by necrosis.

The described technology of microalgal flocculation by fungal cells is still primarily based only at the lab scale.