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Finally, our data refer to the influenza seasons 2007-2008 and 2008-2009, before the circulation of the pandemic A/H1N1 influenza virus.

By contrast, our data refer to combined vaccines, and have been obtained shortly after third dose administration (at a mean interval of 15 months).

In addition, our data refer to a specific ethnic cohort, which may limit generalizability to prediabetic individuals from different ethnicities; in contrast, this cohort has served well as a model for many populations with high rates of obesity and diabetes.

However, the most prevalent name currently used dates back to after 1992, when the importance of staining for cytokeratin-20 was published for the differential diagnosis of MCC [ 29], and our data refer to 1995 and beyond.

Although our data refer to only four cases of life-threatening infections likely due to a single clone of MDR A. baumannii, it is plausible that this strategy will serve as an effective and safe therapeutic option in severe infections caused by MDR A. baumannii.

However, it is important to stress that our data refers to large ensembles of cells, unlike single cell measurements, and thus exact discrimination between intrinsic and extrinsic noise sources cannot be performed in a similar manner [32], [33].

The most important aspect arising from our data refers to apoptosis.

Our data refers to the putative biological father in official statistics but anecdotal evidence suggests that this may be in error in 1 10% of the cases.

In May 2007 we selected one representative patch with flowering A. thaliana plants within each population of study so all our demographic data refer to that particular patch within each population.

Finally we also measured the expression levels of the P21 and P16 genes and found that in agreement with our previous data (refer to Figure 4) chronic vitamin E treatment decreased the expression levels of the P21 gene but not the expression of P16.

Our survey dose data refer to average protocol use in a range of prescribed DRL.