I began to think the 'Beauty and the Beast' line that so many papers used to describe us might be apt after all.
Things are worst in America, where many papers used to enjoy comfortable local monopolies, but in Britain around 70 local papers have shut down since the beginning of 2008.
Also, many papers used intermediate disease-specific measures of benefit.
This is because many papers use mixed definitions of acetabular component inclination and anteversion.
Some papers [ 2, 3, 5, 18] report the measurement of PTX in plasma and many papers use SPE.
Rodrigues et al noted that many papers use the terms near-peer and peer-assisted learning interchangeably without reference to any seniority [ 11].
First, many papers use the term community 'accountability' in a way that overlaps with the broader concepts of community 'engagement', 'involvement' and 'participation'participation
This contradicted many analytical papers using the same model.
Many theoretical papers used discrete models for the analysis of the transmittance phase (see, e.g.,[9 13]), especially for the non-interacting case.
This definition is different from what the reviewer describes as "evolutionary constraint", but we acknowledge that many previous papers use "genetic constraint" similarly to our definition (e.g. (Weinreich et al., 2005), (Bridgham et al., 2009), (Taute et al., 2014), and (Podgornaia and Laub, 2015)).
