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Children ages 2 to 9 who were repeatedly attacked were twice as likely as others their age to show severe symptoms of trauma, anxiety and depression, like sleeplessness, crying spells, thoughts of suicide and fears of the dark, further unpublished data from the same study suggest.

Authors of the original trials were contacted for further unpublished data.

19 20 Further unpublished data from our institutions indicate no ruptures from >1300 maximal exercise tests in patients with large asymptomatic AAA being considered for elective aneurysm repair.

Additionally we hand-searched the references of all matching papers and review articles for additional reports but did not contact the pharmaceutical industry for further unpublished data.

In addition, we have not recorded P. imperialis from another fig species, nor detected mitochondrial haplotype groups shared by Pleistodontes wasps from different fig species ([ 33] and further unpublished data).

Further, unpublished data from a different study that examined another host response during initiation (hemocyte trafficking into the light organ appendages, which is induced by TCT alone) indicates there is no significant difference in this TCT-dependent response between squid exposed to either wild-type or motB1 strains of V. fischeri.

The interaction of Cdc42 with FHOD1 and RanBP9 was subsequently confirmed by further experiments (unpublished data).

For a comparison, a calcium-deprived medium profoundly altered the action potentials kinetics in GHRH neurons, which became silent within minutes, precluding further studies (unpublished data).

For the latter taxon, we have already obtained partial sequences from further species (unpublished data), which support the para- or polyphyletic origin of this group.

An additional use of the cooling system (target temperature of 37°C for several hours) after rewarming appears an efficient technique to avoid 'rebound hyperthermia' and the activation of inflammatory cytokines, but deserves further study (unpublished data).

As shown previously, photoreceptors in the RPE denuded area are able to survive up to 325 days after the acute event; 2 we propose therefore to continue anti-vascular endothelial growth factor therapy to slow down scar progression, to protect the photoreceptors from further damage (unpublished data) and giving the chance of self-healing.