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Scleractinian or stony corals are considered to be particularly vulnerable to climate mediated environmental changes due to the effects of ocean acidification on calcifying marine organisms (see special issue introduced by [2]).

However, this incremental approach does not study the functions of the TFs simultaneously because of the scalability issue introduced by the greedy search.

In the inset of Figure 5B, however, we calculated the female response time from the end of the male playback bout, in order to avoid any issue introduced by our difficulty in scoring overlaps in this particular experiment.

Only well-designed, validated studies will provide answers to the issues introduced by Christine Montross.

The model takes into account important issues introduced by Bedrikovetsky et al. (2010).

Developers also expressed concern about Apple's recent hardware introductions, with only 19percentt agreeing that Apple has done enough to manage the fragmentation issues introduced by introducing new screen sizes as with the iPhone 5.

Alongside the internal changes introduced by Android 4.3, the update adds the ability to use custom soundtracks on Highlights videos, and also corrects the low-light camera issues introduced by the 4.2.2 upgrade.

This eliminates many of the counting issues introduced by multiple tag approaches but reduces the evenness of coverage.

The use of genetic markers should eliminate problems with inconsistent labeling and completely circumvent cell viability or functionality issues introduced by dye labeling, even though in vitro cyotkine detection assays suggest that the PKH67 labeling does not obviously affect cellular function (data not shown).

OH personnels' views on development leaned much on professionalism - expertise and education - which are not the issues introduced by decision makers.

We will seek to achieve optimum standardisation in the sessions with a specification guide with open and flexible content (Table  1) while allowing the inclusion of issues introduced by the participants [ 31].