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Author’s response to reviews Title: Comparison of diagnostic methods for early interproximal caries detection with nearinfrared light transillumination: An in vivo study Authors: ismail

Reviewer#1 (Reviewer 1): The introduction is pertinent to the topic addressed. The methodology can be described more clearly to respond to what the study proposes. We’d like to thank and express our deep gratitude to the reviewer for his/her kind concern and effort for reviewing our manuscript. We agree with the reviewer completely. Several changes were made according to reviewers’ suggestions....

Review History of 2009ja015069

Below and/or attached are two reviews of the above manuscript. I am pleased to report that Reviewer #1 finds the manuscript acceptable for publication but Reviewer #2 still has some strong concerns. I have some sympathy with the view expressed in your covering letter, that Reviewer #2 may have a biased attitude. However, it would be inappropriate for me to entirely ignore their comments, so I p...

Subtraction MR Venography Acquired from Time-Resolved Contrast-Enhanced MR Angiography: Comparison with Phase-Contrast MR Venography and Single-Phase Contrast-Enhanced MR Venography

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the image characteristics of subtraction magnetic resonance venography (SMRV) from time-resolved contrast-enhanced MR angiography (TRMRA) compared with phase-contrast MR venography (PCMRV) and single-phase contrast-enhanced MR venography (CEMRV). MATERIALS AND METHODS Twenty-one patients who underwent brain MR venography (MRV) using standard protocols (PCMRV, CEMRV, and ...

Title: Effects of Neighbourhood Income on Reported Body Mass Index: an Eight Year Longitudinal Study of Canadian Children Reviewer #1

1. We have now included the data source in the abstract. We thank the reviewer for pointing this out. 2.

BMC Biotechnology reviewer acknowledgement 2015

CONTRIBUTING REVIEWERS The editors of BMC Biotechnology would like to thank all our reviewers who have contributed to the journal in Volume 15 (2015).