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To the best of our knowledge, until now very few results dealing with the oscillations of the numerical solutions for nonlinear DDEs have been reported except for [18].

In each species usually one or a few sequences have been reported, except for goldfish, Carassius auratus, where eight sequences have been published [ 34- 37].

In these trials, few details about the elderly population have been reported (except for sorafenib), and most of the data have been reported in conference abstracts.

In other heterodichogamous taxa, including Juglans and Carya, no architectural differences between morphs have been reported, except for some Acer species in which the position of female flowers or fruits is somewhat different between PA and PG (Binggeli, 1990; Tal, 2009).

4 NEU3, NEU3 and NEU4 have been detected in various cells and tissues as major human sialidases, 5, 6 but no details on serum sialidase have been reported, except for the activity toward 4-methylumbelliferyl siacid acid (4MU-NeuAc) as a substrate, found to be associated with immunoglobulin IgG in the serum of multiple myeloma patients.

6 Therefore, only limited information on the excited states of 1 a has been reported except for the lowest mLCT excited state from which energy- and electron-transfer reactions proceed.

Other vascular calcifications by radiographs have been reported, but except for coronary artery calcification,whether a more specific VC exists to predict patient outcomes than abdominal aortic calcification remains unclear.

Generally lower levels have been reported for homes in Boston, Belgium, Spain, Sweden, and Germany, except for higher TCIPP in Spain and TDCIPP in Sweden.

Similar observations have been reported for prostate cancer cells except OPN-b also plays a pro-tumorigenic role by inducing invasion (Tilli et al, 2012).

To our knowledge, no biological effects have been reported for p-NP at concentrations < 1 μM, except for the recent finding of a dose-dependent inhibition of aromatase activity in human JEG-3 placenta cells in the range of 10−9 to 10−5 M (Bonefeld-Jørgensen et al. 2007).

Except for the association between NOD2 and ileal disease location, no robust genotype-phenotype associations have been reported for CD.