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The population of this study was exposed to a wide range of arsenic concentrations in well water.

The main limitation of this study was exposed by authors because they have no biopsy data for confirmation of immunological graft loss, hence this group includes all causes of graft failure not only the immune system mediated.

For example, if a patient in this study was exposed to certain air pollution or meteorological factors and concurrently was using an inhaler of corticosteroids or albuterol, this confounding would be uncontrolled and would be a threat to the internal validity of the findings.

Therefore, it can be concluded that the charged particles play a secondary role in the process of bacteria inactivation, because all bacteria samples in this study were exposed to the plasma plume indirectly.

All children in this study were exposed predominantly to Tamil at home and predominantly to English at school, although both the languages were used to varying extents in the both the contexts.

However, the bare concrete decks in this study were exposed to air, and all of the GPR surveys were conducted on a dry surface during the daytime; there was no precipitation within 24 h before the GPR survey, in accordance with the GPR field survey protocol of the Korea Expressway Corporation.

Notothenia coriiceps in this study were exposed to natural conditions typical of the Southern Ocean: large seasonal differences in photoperiod and primary productivity, but little variation in temperature.

We believe that M. bovis BCG was the first mycobacterium the infants in this study were exposed to and the immune responses we measured were primary responses: we have previously found that cord blood samples stimulated with mycobacterial antigens were unresponsive to when evaluated prior to a related previous study [22].

The cell lines used in this study were exposed to solvent control or lovastatin (provided by Apotex, Mississauga, ON; diluted from a 10mmol/L stock in ethanol), or human recombinant VEGF165 (provided by National Cancer Institute, Rockville, MD; reconstituted to a 50 mg/ml stock in deionized water) at a concentration of 50 ng/ml.

The workers in this study were exposed to a variety of organic dusts.

Rats in this study were exposed to a highly respirable, sodium chloride based aerosol.