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Furthermore the paucity of datasets and limitations in computational methods to ascribe functions for lncRNAs and the smallRNAs limits our study to providing circumstantial evidence supporting the hypothesis rather than proving it beyond doubt.

We expected the theoretical approach described in our study to provide an effective method for micro-device design and optimization.

When one approaches disaster areas, one may use the findings of our study to provide assistance to the different levels of society.

BPD-MA is clinically approved as a therapeutic PDT agent and is used in our study to provide both diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities after a single administration.

Neither health outcomes nor economies in service utilization were found in our study to provide justification for an extended postpartum stay for healthy women and infants.

It is possible that the percentage of minority students (2.5%) was too small in our study to provide the statistical power to detect small ethnic differences, especially as we considered so many factors simultaneously.

For all results see additional file 4, supplementary table 3. We applied a stepped approach in our study to provide evidence that endotoxin exposure in vivo results in a proatherogenic phenotype in circulating monocytes.

We did not perform any formal sample size calculations, since we anticipated >6,000 patients at both baseline and 2-year follow-up for our study, to provide adequate number of outcomes.

We chose a wide range of populations for our studies to provide a more robust test of our hypotheses and show that unethical amnesia affects not only college students but also employed adults.

Unifrac analysis [ 17], which takes into account phylogenetic distances, has become the method of choice for analyzing differences between microbial communities and was used in our studies to provide statistical validation of differences in low and high disease plaque environments.

Ours is the first study to provide estimates of population size and density as a preliminary baseline for such assessments.