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Note: This post was updated after it was published to clarify that Google invested in Magic Leap, and did not acquire the company.
A number of articles have been published to clarify the role medicine should play in shaping sex and gender identity in children with DSD.
Finally, we suggest that the classification system for P. australis should be updated and published to help clarify the nomenclature.
This article was amended on 1 October 2015 to append a comment from PSA Peugeot Citroën that was received after the article was first published, and to clarify details of the Nissan X-Trail tested, including the fact that it was built to meet the Euro 5 standard, not the current Euro 6 standard.
We therefore performed a meta-analysis of the published studies to clarify this inconsistency and to establish a comprehensive picture of the relationship between CYP2E1 and HNSCC.
We surveyed corresponding authors of published GWAS to clarify their experiences with and attitudes towards return of individual results and incidental findings from genome-scale studies.
Given the accumulation of data, we have conducted a formal meta-analysis from all eligible case-control studies published to date, in order to clarify the role of Gly460Trp polymorphism in hypertension.
The objective of this meta-analysis of published studies is to clarify and summarize published literature on the extent to which BV is associated with cervical HPV infection.
To date, the intelligence community has not published an assessment to clarify or correct its position on whether or not Iraq was trying to purchase uranium from Africa as stated in the National Intelligence Estimate.
Editor's note: A previous version of this post had the headline "Bill Gates Says Apple Should Unlock The iPhone" but Gates appeared on Bloomberg after this report was published, and attempted to clarify his intentions.
Several recently published papers help to clarify the health effects of shoreline brevetoxin aerosols, particularly for asthmatics and pregnant women.
