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Knowledgeable farmers were chosen (upon recommendation and/or based on interest and detail given during interviews) to produce participatory soil maps.

Target proteins were chosen upon evaluation of the proteomics analysis (differential quantitation) and in silico elaboration of the data, through the consideration of a series of criteria including high degree of nodes, centrality in the groups emerging from the protein-protein interaction analysis and most relevant biological/molecular functions.

Serotypes included in the 7 PCR reactions were chosen upon their prevalence in carriage studies [ 7] to maximize serotypes determination in a limited number of PCR reactions.

The quality indicators considered in the overall survey, reported in Table  1, were chosen upon literature review, as detailed elsewhere [ 20].

This PCT threshold was chosen upon previous studies observations, where ED patients with PCT ≥2 µg/L were suggested as having a sepsis and high risk of development of organ dysfunction [4, 8].

Here, a focus is chosen upon the Mughal tradition of blowing from guns as a local tradition preceding, for example, the British tradition on the same sub-continent.

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Group comparisons were made using unpaired t-tests or Mann–Whitney tests, and data correlation was assessed using a two-tailed Spearman or Pearson correlation test at 95% confidence; relevant tests were chosen based upon data distribution (i.e. depending upon whether or not the spread of data followed a normal distribution, in order to maximize the power of each statistical analysis).

The micro reactors to be fabricated are described and were chosen based upon the results presented.

Vigías were chosen based upon their observational skills and the proximity of their homes to certain sectors of the volcano or to active lahar-frequented ravines quebradas.

Data sets (see Additional file 1 for detailed data and sources) were chosen based upon the availability of multiple measurements, data required to calculate CIA (chemical alteration index) values, details of analytical methods, and lack of high-grade metamorphism.