Sentence examples for analysis should be explored from inspiring English sources
James W. Pennebaker, a social psychologist at the University of Texas who pioneered the text-analysis program often used in this kind of research, warns that positive and negative emotion words are the "low-hanging fruit" in such studies, and that deeper linguistic analysis should be explored to provide a "richer, more nuanced view" of how people present themselves to the world.
However, the nabothian cysts have a very smooth appearance as opposed to the sandy patches and we believe that texture analysis should be explored for a more precise classification.
Data such as 'trust in providers in general' and 'the role of provider performance information' in choice, though import in PCP choice, were not available for analysis and should be explored in future studies.
We did not examine the conceptual contribution of studies in this analysis, but we believe this should be explored further.
The clinical application of techniques for detection of spreading disease, such as the immunomagnetic enrichment RT-PCR analysis used in this study, should be explored further.
In contrast, our subgroup analysis suggests a path that should be explored: does vitamin E affect the incidence of pneumonia in physically active males who are nonsmokers or who have had only little exposure to smoking?
Improved quantification of tissue metabolite concentrations using ERETIC [ 27] or dieretic [ 29] and more refined approaches for data analysis, possibly involving curated metabolic pathways, should be explored in the future when larger datasets of microarray and HR MAS MRS data from the same tumor samples can be obtained, with corresponding clinical information.
The group also agreed that disease-associated germline mutations should be explored and germline analysis should be performed for those children who experience secondary malignancies.
Rule based modeling has the potential to speed up the computational analysis processes involved with pathway simulations and should be explored further as we develop compartmentalized models.
