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The first experiment aimed to compare the proposed mechanism (referenced in this section as OR4) with the original multipath ticket-based mechanism presented by Liao et al. [23] (referenced in this section as "TK").

Due to that, we implemented a unipath admission control mechanism as a baseline protocol (referenced in this section as UP6).

This analysis provides evidence for broad coordination of genes involved in EMT- and cancer-related pathways through chromatin remodeling (pathways referenced in this section are listed in Table  2, [all enriched pathways are in Additional file 12: Table S8]).

Due to the experimental setup and the lack of "resolution" provided by the Foxp3 staining shown an interpretation suggesting an low/high molecular weight hyaluronic-acid in Treg function (Bollyky et al., 2007) have been reported elsewhere and are not sufficiently referenced in this section.

The methodology applied in this study is a standard costing method and has been widely utilized in the research referenced in section 2. However, this study covers 207 institutions on five different levels of health care, about 70 cost centres and 59 costing units.

A portion of IP3R1 is represented in Figure 1a and, along with Table 1, will be referenced in various sections of this computational study, which focuses on a handful of ataxias involving this key calcium handling protein.

Make sure to use SI units and appropriate references in this section.

For reference, in this section, we introduce the framework of crystal plasticity for single crystals as a starting point.

References in this section refer to a description of particular parameter.

We therefore divided the references in this section according to whether the species investigated were marine or non-marine.

None of the references in this section state the grade of the proctitis and one study (Silva et al, 1999) uses a formal score to quantify rectal bleeding pre- and post-treatment allowing an objective comparison to be conducted.