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We also enhanced both our "know-your-customer" procedures, including an independent validation by auditors, and our anti-money laundering procedures to ensure a more complete consideration of a new client's source of wealth.

A more complete consideration of Fox and Schedl (2015) raises an alternative interpretation of the authors' glp-1/Notch temperature-shift experiment (Major Point 1, below).

For example, compared with analysis of single nucleotide polymorphisms, haplotype analysis allows more complete consideration of genetic variation at a locus.

Finally, further studies can be performed using docking simulations for future experimental and theoretical investigations of PON1 enzyme, such as more complete considerations of protein ligand interactions and structure function relationships in both systems.

Further research in this area should therefore combine the diary method with interviews or observations in order to obtain a more complete understanding of the ethical considerations made by staff in everyday psychiatric practice.

Host immunity, pathogen ecology, host-vector-pathogen interactions, and the effects of temperature and humidity on mosquito development rates all would require consideration for a more complete understanding and quantification of a local disease system.

Whether or not this signal changes with consideration of a more complete morphological dataset, including ontogenetic data for small afrotheres as well as their other recently identified synapomorphies [ 3, 6, 7], remains to be seen.

Through this study, we identified a number of problems associated with the paper record that require resolution in the new computerized system, including elimination of documentation redundancy, areas where more structure is needed to properly capture data on nursing practice, and various design considerations to support a more complete and accurate documentation of nursing care.

Maximizing strategies for preventing or modifying excessive morbidity and mortality associated with complex diseases requires a more complete understanding of its earliest modifiable risk factors and consideration of this knowledge in public health recommendations.

Thus, it is apparent that achieving a more complete understanding of the T-cell gene expression program will require consideration of a wider range of regulatory interactions at gene loci whose products help define the T lineage.