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Changes in satisfaction and treatment convenience, are more likely to be assessable from the treatment effect longitudinal study; these data of which will be further presented in another publication.

Factors affecting these historical trends and especially, those during the 2000 2011 period will be further analyzed and presented separately in a future manuscript.

It will be shown how the patient valuation can be contrasted to an expert-based valuation and the utility of the developed modeling approach for practical decision making will be further illustrated by present the results from three scenario analyses.

How to address uncertainty when reading across no adversity was discussed in a recent published case study (Ball et al. 2014) and will be further considered in the present exercise.

According to the Tornado diagram the variation of the response rate (that will be further investigated in the scenario analyses presented in the next subchapter) showed the strongest impact on the cost-effectiveness analyses results followed by the variation of the age at therapy start and variation of the observation time horizon.

As overarching theories about Swahili tend to give way to regional and specific temporal perspectives (e.g., Kusimba et al. 2013; LaViolette and Fleisher 2009), we proceed cautiously, knowing that what we present here will be further elaborated as archaeology continues apace on the coast.

The hypotheses that challenged the paucimolecular model will be further developed below, but first I will present some details regarding the aforementioned studies on surface tension.

These points will be further discussed, and the potential reasons and solutions will be presented in part II.

Making this normalization is an important advantage of the present work, as will be further discussed later.

The mechanisms behind 'autophagy addiction' observed in MPM cells are beyond the scope of present study but will be further explored.

A possible confounding effect of cognitive load on mood is beyond the objectives of the present study and will be further studied elsewhere.