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These results extend and generalize several well-known compatible recent and classical results in the literature.

In the process we have generalized several well known, recent and classical results from the literature.

The aim of this paper is to point out recent and classical results related with the existence of solutions of second-order problems coupled with nonlinear boundary value conditions.

A wealth of information is available in the literature, and recent findings and classical references, which have a wide influence, are prioritized.

Together with recent molecular and classical histological data on germ cell specification in other insects, our results are consistent with the hypothesis that germ plasm is a derived mode of germ cell specification that arose in the ancestor to holometabolous insects (Fig. 7) (Lynch et al., 2011; Ewen-Campen et al., 2012).

The Concertgebouw has ridden out the tumultuous recent times for Dutch orchestras and classical music in general; the orchestra's recently released 2013 annual report warns that unless the orchestra receives immediate government support, this greatest of all Dutch cultural institutions is in danger of folding by 2016.

Among his publications in these fields are the recent books Classical, Semi-classical and Quantum Noise (Springer, 2012), and Smart Grid Communications and Networking (Cambridge University Press, 2012).

Concerning the relationship between atypical and classical MBCs, two recent analyses of the VH and VL sequences of atypical and classical MBC led to different conclusions.

He loved gardening, nature and classical music, and in recent years particularly enjoyed his work as an usher at Tanglewood.

We discuss analogies and differences between regulatory RNA therapy and classical gene therapy, since recent breakthroughs in vector technology are of importance for both.

In recent years, classical variational inclusion problems have been extended and generalized to study a large variety of problems arising in image recovery, economics, and signal processing; for more details, see [1 14].