The study demonstrates a methodology for more comprehensive analyses, based on populations rather than individuals.
In the future, the ACG system may provide a basis for more comprehensive analyses such as studies on clinical outcomes.
These studies provide useful indications of general patterns, but there is a pressing need for more comprehensive analyses incorporating a large sample taken from across all taxa within a clade.
* By the 1950s, it was concluded that static capital requirements could only interfere with the more comprehensive analyses required to obtain a complete picture of a bank's ability to absorb losses.
There is not a unique marker for CD34+ cell subsets, therefore a combination of markers were used for more comprehensive analyses.
In future research, it would be beneficial to add a time dimension to our data for more comprehensive analyses, which enables longitudinal trend analyses of disaster events and the study of the coupled human-nature system and disaster-response system in a spatiotemporal framework.
Thus, more comprehensive analyses based on a sufficient population sampling of both species are needed to address the population genetic differentiation and to investigate historical demography of the two species.
Previous analyses have demonstrated the role of gender, age and histological subtype as prognostic factors (Antman et al, 1988; Musk et al, 2011), but a lack of accurate clinical, pathological and treatment data have precluded more comprehensive analyses.
Preliminary examination of estimated air toxics emissions for PVD, ORD, and ATL suggest that current emissions from these airports would exceed a 10-6 MIR for benzene and 1,3-butadiene but not BaP, but more comprehensive analyses (including formal examination of key sensitivities and uncertainties) would be needed to draw policy-relevant conclusions for these and other airports.
Generational accounting may offer suitable tools for such more comprehensive analyses [32].
