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A second success is the publication in 2000 of a 1999 European Technology Assessment Network ETANN) report that brings together much of the information available in Europe on the situation of women in science and highlights further action points.

The review also adds empirical data to the existing evidence and highlights further the importance of improving reporting quality with some preliminary recommendations made.

This paper proposes a framework that accommodates these requirements through protocol scenarios and highlight further research work that need to be performed.

Moreover, we derive common technological challenges for the development of engineering apps, e.g. data synchronization aspects, and highlight further research issues.

This dissertation provide rigorous epidemiologic analyses utilized by the international community to inform the global strategy against schistosomiasis and STH, and highlight further opportunities to avert the substantial disease burden caused by these neglected tropical diseases.

Based on results from the model study, the paper has demonstrated the wide implications of the concept for successful hydraulic fracturing in the mentioned reservoir conditions, and highlighted further research directions with full-scale reservoirs.

The inhibitory effects of activated CD4+ T cells on osteoclastogenesis are consistent with previous studies [ 6, 26], and highlight further the fundamental importance of route of T cell activation for influencing osteoclastogenesis.

The immunohistochemical study showed that hMSI-H, as opposed to SAC, displayed a significant lack of staining for both D3 and FOXD2, thus suggesting a direct effect of methylation upon protein expression and highlighting further molecular differences between these two histological CRC subtypes considered as two endpoints of the serrated pathway.

Such a comparison as carried out here helps to identify key short falls in the respective datasets and highlights where further research is needed.

This discrepancy complicates the use of homotypic cannibalism as a prognostic factor [ 5– 7] and highlights that further studies are necessary to shed light on this phenomenon and its impact on eventual cancer type-specific prognosis.

This study uses the largest cohort of ethnic minority children and highlights that further work needs to be undertaken especially with African families who are at high risk of childhood obesity.