SS researched the literature, translated the examples of supervision tools and wrote the article text.
In literature, the central example of that is Proust and the madeleine (there's even a term for it in psychology: "the Proust phenomenon").
While the literature mentions the example of the Muslim states of Nigeria where parents accused the polio vaccines provided by UNICEF of being contaminated with sterilizing chemicals [ 3], there is little literature on non-vaccinated children of other religions.
Finally, for some indicators adherence rates are still low compared to the standards found in the literature; for example, the percentage of cesarean sections (CSs) (39% in the last semester) remains far above the WHO recommendation of a 15% rate.
The literature contains examples of the combining of DTW and DDTW in algorithms for supervised classification of time series data.
Other more general definitions of an IFS are used in the literature; for example, the collection of functions in the IFS may be infinite, see for example [71], or the functions may themselves be set-valued [76, 79].
There are other precoding design studied in the literature, for example, the P-OSM precoder.
Continuous microreactors of various kinds can be found in the literature, for example the micromixers, micro packed beds, or micro photo reactors.
There are examples of other innovative approaches to some of these issues in the literature, for example the use of interactive computer-based participant education for informed consent [5], and the use of educational video to improve HAART adherence [6].
Numerous examples of immobilization of various microbial cells in alginate beads can be found in the literature, for example, the immobilization of Debaryomyces hansenii for xylitol production [ 11, 12] or of S. cerevisiae for ethanol production [ 13].
