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Novel lower energy structures are identified that allow to better define the potential energy landscapes.

We suggest that assessing the comorbidity status in MM, rather than considering specific age cutoffs alone, may allow to better define patients' status, tolerability of treatment and to learn about best treatment allocations in upcoming patient cohorts.

Findings, based on codon diversity, must be integrated with direct comparisons of sequences [ 8] that allow to better define the optimal task that each gene can perform i.e. to be used at low taxonomic level or at high taxonomic level.

Meta-analyses have been published for ten years, which allowed to better define the place of IUI in patient management.

To overcome this limitation, we re-sequenced all cases with the above described home-made NDO for pyrosequencing, allowing to better define the 12/44 (27.2%) uncommon mutations in exon 19, occurring in the region from codon 2234 to 2259.

Such approach allows to better define the region close to the true causal site, but comes at the expense of having to estimate more parameters in the model, which becomes restrictive at low coverage or in the presence of a low number of segregants.

Finally, the possibility to perform genomic studies on a large number of samples would also improve the knowledge on the biological background of many kinds of tumor, including GIST, allowing to better define the real prognostic and predictive value of several biological markers, not yet transferred into clinical practice because of their role still uncertain.

The combination of theoretical and experimental approaches may allow us to better define this curve and provide new insights into the normal function of the mesofrontal DA system as well as its possible dysfunction in the pathophysiology of schizophrenia, chronic stress, or drug addiction.

Not only would such a system help address biosecurity concerns, "it would also allow us to better define emerging diseases," says James LeDuc, chair of the panel and director of the Galveston National Laboratory at the University of Texas Medical Branch.

This work will allow us to better define the cell population that should be targeted by anti-cancer drugs.

Moreover, a more detailed evaluation of drugs is helpful for prescribing doctors and payers, to allow them to better define the value of drugs.