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Necropsy of elephants 1, 3, and 4 was performed at 21 months, 7 days, and 33 months after admission, respectively, and lesion tissues were collected for bacterial culture, Ziehl-Neelsen (ZN) staining, and histopathologic examination (Technical Appendix Table 2 ).

Besides patient characteristics (age, sex and zip-code), date, hour and type of the patient contact, we also registered clinical data: i.e. reason for encounter (RFE), physical examination, technical investigations and diagnosis.

The specific diagnosis of SIS is often based on a thorough history and clinical examination; technical examination methods such as MRI or ultrasonography are often not used in first instance [ 10], also because their diagnostic accuracy is still limited [ 42- 47].

In November 2009, the duodenal mucosa appeared normal on inspection, and no bacteria were found on histopathological examinations (Technical Appendix Figure, panel B).

Answering this first question requires an examination of technical potentials and systemic contributions of bioelectricity production with regard to flexibility provision.

Once arrived in Japan, program entrants become nursing and certified care-worker "candidates", working legally without a license until they pass a stringent licensure examination of technical skills and Japanese language ability.

The diagnostic workup included a clinical examination and technical and laboratory tests.

In addition, we will offer participants to choose from both female and male study personnel to carry out physical examination and technical measurement preparations.

For the group participating in objective exposure measurements it will further be underlined that time employees use for physical examination and technical measurements is covered by the enterprises and will not affect the individuals' paycheck or work conditions.

Therefore, an initial assessment associated with a pilot study, such as the one described in this manuscript, can indicate the feasibility of an initiative, while a more complex evaluation strategy, including examination of technical issues, impact on practice, and cost, is more suitable for long term assessment.

de Heem (1606 1684) were complemented with cross-section examinations and technical historical sources.