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Interested colleagues should contact the corresponding author to discuss the study feasibility (please see at the end of manuscript).

The flow of patients in the study is shown in Figure  1 (end of manuscript).> -wrap-foot> *independent samples t-test, chi-test or Fisher's exact test.

Out of the estimated number genes in microbial genomes, M. kandleri contains the largest fraction of genes for which function cannot automatically be assigned based on sequence similarity (see supporting information at end of manuscript).

This remained largely true throughout the Middle Ages, although references to the collecting of books as objects proliferate toward the end of the manuscript era (from the 14th to the 15th century), as literacy rates rose and manuscripts became more common: in his Philobiblon (completed and first circulated in manuscript form in 1344, first printed in 1473; "The Love of Books," Eng. trans.

We know the date because she wrote it at the end of the manuscript, in her slanting hand.

It's not exactly that novelists are required to make a final statement about the great issues of life, but they do have an advantage over god - the ability to write another draft that focuses more sharply, rather than to tag on to the end of a manuscript what seems more like a recantation than a rounding off.

The notation used in the following equations is given at the end of the manuscript.

Additional files containing setup information and details is also provided at the end of the manuscript.

We return to this discussion at the end of the manuscript.

The calculations are described in the methods section a the end of the manuscript.

The result of the methods is compared at the end of the manuscript using a numerical example.