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All experimental work in this publication involves commercially available human cell lines only was conducted after expedited review with the approval of the Institutional Review Board of the National University of Singapore (IRB reference code 09-449E).

His Excellency, Dr. Sayegh highlighted the importance of this publication "involving newborns, methods of care giving to newborns before pregnancy until their early age and teenagers who face challenges and pressure due to community transformations.

Conclusions: The most common duplicate publication involves sequential publication of very similar data and conclusions.

One key aspect however, as cited in a recent World Health Organization (WHO) publication, involves primary health care doctors not being properly equipped to manage mild and moderate mental disorders [ 2].

But then, Hill's path to publication involved him taking great pains to prevent anyone knowing about his famous father.

On Thursday, The Associated Press reported that at least one inquiry, by the state's securities commission into whether the book's publication involved financial fraud, had been closed after investigators spoke with Lee.

He said that Dr. Hauser had agreed to make some changes to his article before its print publication involving what he called "inflection" but added that "the bulk of the manuscript stays as is".

Publication involved the enormous job of type-setting all three volumes by hand.

An analysis of the publication data in CMR has shown that radiologists initially authored most of the publications involving cardiac MR, but now the balance has shifted [2].

However, none of the sufficient optimality conditions discussed in these publications involve developing any kind of second-order duality theory for any type of optimization problems.

Our empirical findings (KU Leuven, Belgium) suggest that both activities do not hamper each other; engagement in entrepreneurial activities coincides with increased publication outputs, without affecting the nature of the publications involved.