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To this end, we examined the applicability of the Japanese versions of the parent and teacher SDQs by establishing norms and extending validation of its psychometric properties to a large nationwide sample, as well as to a smaller clinical sample.

Therefore, this study examined the applicability of the Japanese version of the SDQs for parents and teachers by establishing norms and cut-offs according to bandings and extending validation of its psychometric properties to a large, nationwide, and representative sample as well as a smaller clinical sample.

(Recent versions of major browsers all now use green in some way to indicate the existence of another layer of security called an extended validation SSL certificate).

This extended validation requires the development of additional compound files which was outside the scope of this initial study.

Our findings also extend validation of reduced GM volume in this region found to be associated with reduced likelihood of antidepressant response in a recent meta-analysis (Fu et al., 2013).

Syncollin has been identified in a qualitative proteomic analysis of pancreatic juice from patients with pancreatic cancer, and was elevated in serum from a murine model of pancreatic cancer [ 20, 21]; however to our knowledge, this is the first report of its study and extended validation through ELISAs in human serum.

It is therefore important to refine existing tools, extending clinical validation to wider contexts and cultures.

Furthermore, extending the validation to an additional 201 cases and 1467 controls (leading to a total set of 1563 BC cases/2981controls for analyses) the p-value reached p = 1.16x10−5, increasing the robustness of the signal.

We appreciate the suggestion of the reviewer for extending the validation to other datasets, but our department is heavily working within the field of Neurodegeneration, we would like to limit ourselves to diseases that fall into this domain.

In conclusion, this paper extends the validation of a previously proposed set of closure relations (validated for the "pseudo-homogeneous" flow regime in a "large-scale" annular gap bubble column) to the "mono-dispersed homogeneous" flow regime in "small-scale" and large-scale bubble columns.

The presented results should be a catalyst for further MDS biomarker validation requiring precise protein posttranslational modification characterization, profiling of the changes in MDS subgroups, and extended statistical validation with large patient cohorts.