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By making use of the existing literature concerning statistical room acoustics, revised expressions for the response envelopes are derived which incorporate these effects, and good agreement with computed frequency response curves is demonstrated for rod, beam and plate elements.

Revised expressions for the criteria are proposed, based on the turbulence energy.

First, as described in Carlile and Amon (2008) and now explicitly mentioned in the revised manuscript, expression of CLB3 from the GAL1-10 promoter does not lead to non-physiological levels of Clb3.

As shown in revised Figure 2, expression of lamin A or progerin did not significantly alter the ability of these cells to aggregate and form embryoid bodies.

We include this new data in the revised manuscript showing that expression of KIF17-DN decreases D1R ciliary enrichment.

As shown in revised Figure 2G-I, expression of progerin in pluripotent TERT-deficient mESC led to a dramatic decline in cell numbers and triggered widespread differentiation of the mESC.

In its application to Vietnam, the doctrine of credibility found expression in a revised version of the traditional domino theory which might be called the psychological domino theory.

While no longer providing the promoter/TSS specificity of nanoCAGE, LNA-mediated template-switching could become an option in the preparation of digital expression libraries or revised versions of RNA-seq protocols [ 9].

We revise the regular expressions of previously annotated MAPK docking patterns in order to provide a subtype independent motif that annotates all HIV proteins.

" This point has been addressed in the revised manuscript based on the 'viral expression' of D2L.

The Methods in the revised manuscript clarifies the point that expression of D2 receptors was not used as a physiological criterion for dopamine neuron identification.