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For example, some women from this sample mentioned in open-ended questions that they participated in these behaviors for spiritual, medical, or therapeutic purposes.

Additional file 1: Table S1 summarizes results for all cross-section (X) samples mentioned in the discussion.

Our samples were all from fresh feces while the samples mentioned in above study were from the contents of rumens in sika deer.

However, the number of necessary training samples mentioned in such approaches may still be large when facing a severe heterogeneous environment.

However, for the multi-agent systems with event-based sampling mentioned in references [33] and [34], since the non-periodic event-based sampling is exploited, the DSPHD filter and our algorithm cannot be applied directly as they are taken only if some events happen rather than with a fixed sampling interval, which does not satisfy the model assumptions of the PHD filter.

This is due to the fact that the shape anisotropy of the samples mentioned in the earlier report is much higher (aspect ratio of Co NTs is ~330) than that of the present (aspect ratio of Ni @ Co nanorods is ~100).

Additional file 1: Table S1 summarizes findings for cross-section samples mentioned in the text, Additional file 2: Table S2 details pXRF results, Additional file 3: Table S3 details µRaman data discussed below, and Additional file 4: Table S4 provides µFT-IR data for pigments identified using this method.

The 13 brown lemurs in the E. f. rufus subspecies clade, which includes the animals from Anjamena (see Figure 4, the other 9 E. f. rufus samples mentioned in Table 1 form another subspecies clade), have 60 different alleles.

The samples mentioned in Section 3\tmspace +\thinmuskip {.1667em}3.3 were also analysed for their content of monensin, salinomycin, and narasin with the already existing LC-UV method to compare the results with those determined with LC-MS/MS.

They found function words more complex, and even the best assignments did not display this, although some (not part of this sample) mentioned prepositions in association with describing location in barrier games.

Broader announcement of such activities may have been necessary in future disaster events, because no foreign respondents in the sample mentioned this service in their open response.