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It also allows further studies of the unique biology of the different subtypes of breast cancer, which may be important for future clinical applications based on molecular fingerprints.

In addition, the accurate classification of APAs allows further studies including clinical follow up data to test the applicability or non- applicability of such a diagnosis according to treatment and/or prognostic values.

We present CyberMath, an extendable avatar-based shared virtual environment for teaching and exploration of non-trivial mathematics that allows further study of these issues.

It can visualise crystals too small to be seen by light microscopy and allows further study of crystal cell interaction.

The new Bouguer anomalies show gravity highs and lows in the centers and land-sea zones of the two islands, allowing further studies of the density structure and volcanism in the region.

The "20%%" ligated group presented all characteristics of septic shock with a delayed mortality compared to the "100%%" group, allowing further studies as to the effect of different treatments or physiopathology.

The REE chondrite-normalized curve could be used to adequately evaluate parent material uniformity, thus allowing further studies of soil REE changes along a time sequence of paddy cultivation.

A photon detector prototype with 300×300 mm2 active area, operated at the CERN PS T10 test beam in November 2012, has confirmed the validity of this novel technology and has allowed further studies of the detector response.

The initial introgression experiment specifically targeted a decreased long-lasting memory while retaining shorter-lasting memory, which allowed further studies on the genetic basis of this trait.

Scientific literature is currently limited to risperidone microsphere but the development of new drugs should allow further studies with LAI SGA as maintenance treatment for bipolar disorder.

All three samples (from Norway, the UK and Sweden) were randomised separately, in order to allow further studies on either population.