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Another 11 publications were received from researchers in the field.

Identified subject-matter experts in TBI, CTE, and suicide were contacted via e-mail, provided with the list of identified publications for inclusion, and asked to submit suggestions for additional articles for consideration; no recommendations for additional publications were received.

Their publication was received on 20 December 2012, when our paper was published on 9 November 2012.

The New Testament part of that project was already in print before Erasmus finished his own edition, but issues of censorship kept the volumes locked in a warehouse until the Old Testament volumes had been printed and final authorization for publication was received from the pope in 1521.

Verbal consent, including consent for publication was received from all the informants before the interviews began.

This publication was received with great interest because the discovery of a specific Mcl-1 inhibitor had thus far eluded researchers.

Once the publications lists were received from participants, indices were calculated on researchers' entire body of published work rather than solely on publications in the field within which they were nominated as influential.

This article was amended on 4 March 2016 to add statements from the Ugandan finance and health ministries that were received after publication.

The book was reviewed in several academic publications and was received positively by the reviewers, including philosopher Steve Cooke and political theorist Robert Garner.

With the help of his assistant and former student Pascual Jordan, Born began immediately to make a transcription and extension, and they submitted their results for publication; the paper was received for publication just 60 days after Heisenberg's paper.

JS became involved in co-authoring this paper and a number of related publications after she was received an International Research Collaborative Award from the University of Sydney which funded a secondment to the Brain and Mind Research Institute; her current research on young people at risk of mood disorders is supported by an NHS RfPb grant (PB-PG-0609-16166).