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But house music produced by Africans has been consistently developing over the past several years, with more and more producers joining the ranks of their American and European peers.

Since the first conceptual discussion by Richard Feynman in 1959 and the first use by Norio Taniguchi in 1974 [1], nanotechnology has been consistently developed and applied in various scientific and industrial areas [2 4].

Continuous EEG monitoring (cEEG) has been consistently developed and studied; however, its yield as compared to repeated standard EEG (sEEG) is unknown.

Continuous EEG monitoring (cEEG) in the ICU has been consistently developed and studied in the last decade [ 11]; however, unsolved issues remain, particularly regarding the optimal duration of EEG, and whether intermittent standard EEG (sEEG) yields comparable performances with cEEG.

Atopy has been consistently linked to asthma in developed countries but there is evidence that the association between asthma and atopy in developing countries is weaker [ 87, 98, 115- 117].

Moreover, poor glycemic control has been consistently associated with increased risk of developing kidney disease in T1D (2, 6).

The vulnerability of this age group and heightened propensity for developing anemia has been consistently reported in other studies [ 19].

Alcohol intake increases serum oestrogen levels (Hankinson et al, 1995), possibly by stimulating aromatase activity (Purohit, 2000), and alcohol has been consistently linked to increased risk of developing breast cancer (Smith-Warner et al, 1998; Singletary and Gapstur, 2001; Hamajima et al, 2002).

Self-reported tobacco smoking in pregnancy has been consistently associated with a decreased risk of developing preeclampsia, but the evidence has been limited and inconsistent for previous and passive smokers.

This phenomenon has been consistently seen in other studies conducted in developing countries [ 32].

Moreover, a positive association between the occurrence of stressful events and the probability of developing a MDD has been consistently documented in the literature [for a review, see [ 12, 13]].