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In 2/35 patients the scan direction was changed between BL and FU and in 2/35 the scan direction could not be determined based on the DICOM tags' information most likely due to either anonymization or scanner standard of functionality (Table  1).

Other tissues and treated sites have less clinical follow-up information, most likely due to limitations in following large groups of patients over decades as was done for the Childhood Cancer Survivors Study.

A high percentage of species is estimated to remain undescribed for most soil taxa, and this lack of information is likely due to a lack of taxonomic knowledge and expertise, particularly in the case of small body-sized animals [ 15].

Rheb was not identified by mass spectrometry in the 5-HT6 recomplexcompurifiedifrom from HEK-293 cells (Fig 1B and Supporting Information Table S1), likely due to its low expression in these cells.

This scarcity of information is most likely due to the limited availability of taxonomically characterized algae from these habitats (e.g., Tschaikner et al. 2007, 2008; Holzinger et al. 2011; Karsten and Holzinger 2012).

Therefore, we can depict a scenario in which HG-EOC cells carrying p53MUT are prone to mitotic DNA damage (Fig 2B and Supporting Information Fig S3), likely due to a defective G2 checkpoint (Rausch et al, 2012) and, on the other side, protect themselves from mitotic cell death via the stathmin-DNA-PK-p53MUT axis, necessary for the upregulation of BUB1, CENPA, C21orf45, FAM64A and NCAPH.

The description of this cluster did not give much information about its contents, likely due to the cluster being heterogeneous.

While the majority of these tweets linked to mainstream or local news websites, the proportion of links to secondary news sites (news blogs/feeds/niches, social networks, and other web pages) increased over time, likely due to information supply and demand (more information from major news providers when the topic is popular and vice versa).

Therefore whilst a typical sire has a 1.1-fold higher accuracy than that expected after simply being scored itself, most likely due to information from previous offspring, the accuracy of a typical dam is not supplemented by additional information.

This is likely due to information shared by individual health providers and the direct provision of the SKL card (birth notification card), the first requisite document required to complete the birth registration process.

These findings emphasize that the significant differences in retention between the two groups were not due to differences in pre-existing student achievement (GPA) or prior information-processing preferences, but most likely due to the different processing instructions given to the two groups of students.