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Clarification/correction: This story has been modified to clarify Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe's advice to Bill and Hillary Clinton on interacting with major donors.

*This article has been modified to clarify how the 610 Illumina array may have produced misleading results.

*Clarification, 23 October, 4 32 p.m.: This item has been modified to clarify the effects of the funding pause on the WHO center at St . JudeChildren's Research Hospital.

*Clarification, 2 December, 10 57 a.m.: This article has been modified to clarify that the Gates Foundation policy requires that the individual article be open access, not the journal.

Based on the pilot interview, the questions were modified to clarify the meanings by using easier words or adding more definitions of wearable technology related products, especially for NC.

The result handout (Towle 1999) was modified to clarify the relationship between DNA alteration by mutation and phenotype change and to show that evolution means changes beyond generations (Fig. 4).

The introduction to the questionnaire was modified to help clarify the purpose of the questionnaire and to help subjects decide how to respond if their health state had changed recently.

In each section, the ACGME definition of that particular competency is either quoted directly or, more often, modified slightly to clarify how the competency applies to neuropathology.

The findings were reviewed daily, and probes were slightly modified to follow up and clarify newly emerging or anticipated findings.

OFAC has modified its rules to clarify that certain agricultural items authorized by BIS for export or reexport to Cuba are not subject to restrictions on payment terms.

I was born in 1982, just days after China's constitution was modified in part to clarify citizens' fundamental rights and reflect Deng Xiaoping's determination to lay a lasting foundation for domestic stability and modernization.