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Within the context of this manuscript the term bio-based polyurethane foam is defined as any foam containing one or more renewable materials based on chemical components in their basic composition.
For the purposes of this manuscript, the term "amotivation" will be utilised in the context of mood disorders, since this is considered a more inclusive/appropriate term for this patient population.
However, to improve readability of the manuscript, the term "serum" is used when referring to the liquid portion of blood, except where explicit measures in plasma are discussed.
In our manuscript the term "UML" is often used in lieu of "UML2" to refer to diagrams created via this UML2 plugin.
In this manuscript, the term poly-C tract was used for CR sequences with the T16189C polymorphism and an uninterrupted poly-C tract of at least 10 cytosine residues.
Throughout the manuscript, the term virulence factor will be used in accordance with the definition proposed by Wood et al; "A component of a pathogen that when deleted specifically impairs virulence but not viability" [33].
In this manuscript, the terms FOXM1B and EGFP-FOXM1B are synonymous and are used interchangeably to simplify descriptions.
In this manuscript the LOVEIs term is adopted to refer both LOVIs and LOEIs of a molecule, and is denoted as ({boldsymbol{mathcal{L}}}).
The mutation effect on gene expression was studied comparing the expression of the mutant to wild-type for each water treatment and indicated along the manuscript with the terms induced or repressed genes.
For consistency, in this manuscript we used the term "target" for any predicted mRNA gene of some known miRNA, accordingly "non-target" is used for the complement of predicted targets.
This reverberant activity was monitored using calcium imaging and, for the rest of this manuscript, we used the term coactivations to describe groups of cortical neurons that are active coincident with intracellularly recorded UP states.
