Most activity data presented here is dichotomized as lifetime ever/never.
Until recently, most of the data presented in literature are still scattered anecdotal reports.
They also concur that most of the data presented are convincing.
Previous work [ 32] inferred an Acacia thrips phylogeny using most of the data presented here.
Most of the data presented is derived from replicate studies performed in both flox/flox and flox/– mice.
The work is intriguing and most of the data presented are convincing, but the study seems incomplete in several respects.
Finally, most of the data presented are limited by the exclusion of specific histologic subtyping of cases, which would have had significant prognostic and therapeutic implications.
Although most of the data presented here are student-reported, therefore potentially biased, one of the process skills they were taught was metacognition.
However, despite this limitation, most of the data presented in this manuscript are objective and have been obtained from medical registers.
