Furthermore, combined stimulation of pDCs and mDCs seems to induce a more potent and powerful immune response and therefore deserves more elaborate study.
Interestingly, some education psychology research suggests that when students believe they are pursuing knowledge mastery expertise as a goal, rather than just high performance on an assessment, they will spend far more time, persist longer, and use more elaborate study strategies to succeed (Nolen and Haladyna, 1990).
They also suggest that more elaborate study protocols should be developed that would address specifically the effects of each relevant drug class (e.g. hypnotics, opiates, etc). in a more homogenous population.
We speculate that such cases will become increasingly common in the future, with the advent of more elaborate study designs and research questions in particular when doing local analysis of a generic question, such as investigating a specific relation between genomic features in bins along the genome.
This study therefore concludes that there is evidence of intravaginal practices being performed by some women in Accra and hence there is the need for further, more elaborate study to document the prevalence of intravaginal practices and clarify associations between various intravaginal practices and vaginal health in Ghanaian women.
This in itself calls for a more elaborate numerical study, including a parameter for death rate, and another parameter for the rate at which hosts are reborn in empty sites.
We discuss this later, but for a more elaborate modeling study on this issue, we refer to Mørch et al.
Our study has shown that there is a need for further work in producing more detailed and standardized information on a number of variables, in order to permit more elaborate studies.
Relating to the putative precedence of differential co-expression over differential expression, these functional dynamics may underpin pivotal HCC stage transitions for which more elaborate studies are warranted towards a potential early phase HCC intervention.
But he soldiered on, conducting more elaborate studies with rats and, years later, moving on to humans.
