Therefore, the biomarkers analyzed should be considered for the assessment of health effects of occupational exposure to MWCNT in cross-sectional epidemiological studies.
Although our observations are most likely insufficient to capture the exact dispersal network between populations, the networks we analyzed should be quite realistic, because they are consistent with the natural barriers in the study area.
The time frame over which climate data are analyzed should be carefully selected to avoid drawing incorrect or biased conclusions that do not relate to the spatial and temporal scales at which the systems and processes of interest are operating [46].
Exact aliquots where the entire sample is analyzed should be used for suspensions.
For human exposure assessment, we propose that indoor dust samples to be analyzed should be from relevant spatial positions and of specific particle size.
In any case, the qualitative difference in the modeling assumptions made should always be kept in mind, and the classes of networks analyzed should be connotated accordingly as "transcriptional, at functional level" and "signaling/metabolic, at stoichiometric level".
