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The best single, 2-, 3- and 4-gene references represented constant expression levels generally, but small differences at expression stability were observed (Fig. 3).

During the full-text review, 11 articles were excluded since they did not meet the two inclusion criteria or did not have any information related to these three themes of interest, leaving a final sample size of 27 references represented in this review.

"We do not disclose exact production or sale numbers, but Cartier's 'Poinçon' references represent a small part of our production, I would say in the triple digits," Ms. Poulit-Duquesne said.

On the other hand, unknown components and references represent a silent problem that could hide serious violations.

The smaller the magnitude of the angles, the better the corresponding anatomical references represent the alignment of the corresponding ideal cutting planes.

The chapters in these handbooks were written by experts within the field, and it can be assumed that the most frequently cited references represent 'core knowledge' with relevance to entrepreneurship research.

Cancer references represent nearly 12% of the references, and finally, the least references are available for the Allergies and Transplantation classes (less than 5% each).

Interestingly, within the Infectious Disease class, we found that references representing viral pathogens outnumber bacterial and parasitic pathogens by about 3 to 1.

These growth references represent an improvement over the references used until recently in Poland.

These references represent a few examples from a large and growing literature of evolutionary models of drug resistance in cancer.

A set of 49 references, representing 41 reviews, finally proved to fulfil the inclusion criteria for type and content of study.