First, let's walk through what you need to know as a user (this post is updated with further clarification from Facebook's Director of Policy Communications, Barry Schnitt).
Follow-up status was obtained by review of patients' records, with further clarification from data held by the Scottish Cancer Intelligence Unit when there was any doubt over the cause of death.
In conclusion, our study emphasizes high frequency of frontal WM myelin loss in common dementing disorders, including VaD, AD, and DLB, and enlightens the field with further clarification on myelin degradation [ 12, 16] and the differential status of oligodendrocytes.
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We appreciate that in several cases reviewers' opinions might have changed with additional input or further clarifications from the authors; because the ISMB 2012 timeline did not allow for a second round of reviews, however, only papers where referees suggested minor revisions could be accepted.
We appreciate that in several cases reviewers' opinions might have changed with additional input or further clarifications from the authors; because the ISMB 2010 timeline did not allow for a second round of reviews, however, only papers where referees suggested minor revisions could be accepted.
Underneath the picture was a the headline: "Does He Like Mustard?" with no further clarification given.
We suggest that even with the further clarification of the generic structure, the general trends in the distribution patterns of vesicomyids will largely remain the same, with the occurrence of a majority of genera in broad geographical ranges and the prevalence of near continental distribution type.
Segments with no information about effects on a mental or practical level were labelled M0 (e.g. segments simply stating something as positive or negative with no further clarification).
Prevention is, in other instances, described in broader and less coherent terms, often without specific reference to violence, and referring instead only to disease or illness, for example, "'prevention' means ensuring that diseases or illnesses do not occur" (47: p. 186), but with no further clarification of the levels of prevention (15, 17, 26).
