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The guidelines for rehabilitation clinical trials provided in this report encompass these main categories.

The use of the term serrated polyp in this report encompasses polyps with serrated architecture and includes micro-vesicular hyperplastic polyps, and sessile serrated polyps with or without dysplasia.

The use of the term serrated polyp in this report encompasses any polyp with serrated glandular architecture [27], and includes hyperplastic or metaplastic polyps, serrated adenoma, sessile serrated adenoma and mixed polyps.

This report encompassed samples from the Naturally Acquired Upper Respiratory Illness study conducted at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) from November 2001 to November 2004.

This incidence is higher than that reported in the recently published Cochrane meta-analysis of trastuzumab clinical trials [ 24], although this report encompassed patients of all the age groups.

In total, the report encompassed two volumes including more than 480 pages.

Although in the QLSCD mothers were asked to report on the number of asthma attacks, we elected to label this outcome as the number of mother-reported asthma-like attacks because these reports encompass both transient and persistent wheezing (whether they are related to asthma or other conditions).

This latter motivation justifies genome sharing, considering that no DTC report encompasses all available knowledge present in the scientific literature.

The final report encompassing all three parts – known as the synthesis report – will not be ready until October 2014, where it will be presented at a conference in Copenhagen.

A report encompassing the 2011 fiscal year has indeed been submitted by the parks department; it is not the case that the 2011 report, due in December, is still incomplete.

The final report encompasses a whopping 6,300 pages, complete with a nearly 400-page executive summary outlining the Democratic staff's conclusions about interrogation techniques and whether any of them produced valuable intelligence on al Qaeda operatives on the run or future terrorist attacks that were set to take place.