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Overall, the students who participated in this study responded to the questions they were asked in detail.

Almost 20%% (n = 8) of former teachers in this study responded 'not applicable' to questions regarding the mailing list, most likely as they left the field before the emergence of social media.

The comparison of phenotypic data of plants at the vegetative stage and at plant maturity showed that all four rice varieties selected for this study responded similarly to the drought treatment by reducing shoot and root biomass and tiller numbers (Fig. 1; Additional file 2: Figure S1).

Although the participants of this study responded that inspecting the physical aspects was most important, a new finding of the present study shows that there is abundant responses about and detailed descriptions of inspecting aesthetic aspects such as "what will I look like if I wear this style of clothing?".

All 43 infants who did not respond to TST in this study responded to PPD in vitro.

Similarly, the majority of MSM in this study responded correctly to most of HIV knowledge questions.

This study responds to the need for assessing risks of service failures by focusing on ripple effects.

This study responds precisely to this need by proposing a methodology for assessing the environmental impact of maritime traffic on air quality of port areas.

This study responds to these limitations by emphasizing the role of organizational culture of international SMEs and its effect on the firms' performance.

Furthermore, the aeration of culture is important for enhancement of lactic acid production, because the 5384 strain used in this study responds sensitively against dissolved oxygen and switches ethanol production to lactic acid production by adequate oxygen supply.

This study responds to this gap, and advances the understanding of preference heterogeneity for weather-index insurance by analysing data collected from 433 male and female farmers living on a climate change vulnerable coastal island in Bangladesh, where an increasing number of farmers are adopting maize as a potentially remunerative, but high-risk cash crop.