The analyst reviewed and refined the potential subthemes and themes until he devised a satisfactory thematic map, taking into account his review of related literature and key documents.
Furthermore, new methodologies are refining the potential to map the p53 network taking also into account the kinetics of transcriptional initiation [ 18, 19].
This study has refined the potential utility of biochemical biomarkers of cartilage and bone metabolism in early OA; however, further studies are needed.
Hopefully, as the RTT field moves into clinical testing of therapeutic leads, we can validate and refine the predictive potential of the models by comparing outcomes in mice with results obtained from human clinical trials.
Since all keratins have an exquisite cell type- and differentiation stage-specific regulation and expression pattern, it might well be that upon future research further keratins will be introduced as markers for certain diagnostic questions in pathology to widen and to refine the diagnostic potential of keratins.
Molecular structures and energies obtained using gradient-optimized density functional methods with ab initio basis sets (B3LYP/6-31G* B3LYP/6-31G*mum-energy conformatenns of maltose [F.A. Momany, J.L. Willett, J. conformationssubmitted fof publication] were used to refine the emaltosel potentials.
As noted in the HSA, projecting the number and intensity of extreme weather events in climate models must improve to refine estimates of the potential health impacts of these events.
We then used these potential orthologous genes to deduce a probable species tree that helped us refine the set of potential orthologous genes.
Thus, policies such as Indonesia's lowering of export levies for mining companies that are willing to commit to developing processing and refining facilities have the potential to stimulate in-country processing without scaring away investors.
While statistical adjustments are essential to refine the list of potential associations with each disease, valuable information can be extracted by the systematic collection of moderately significant variants present in more than one trait.
