Although almost all (99%) of the 271 included studies presented numerical data (see Table 19), only about half of the 48 studies assessed in more depth, stated the number of experimental units (e.g. individual animals or cages of animals) in all figures and tables [6] (see Table 20).
The association between having a safe-sex belief and sexual initiation was assessed in more depth.
Further research is warranted to assess in more depth the possible clinical utility of ADM measurement in patients hospitalized with sepsis.
In order to assess in more depth how your project has had an impact we would like you to suggest up to three people we could talk with who could provide a perspective on how the research has been used in policy, practice, organisational development, further research or in other applications such as guidelines or teaching materials.
As a next step, we need to assess in more depth how some of these factors, for example extent of axillary surgery, nerve injury, radiotherapy and significant psychological distress will affect the model in a larger patient sample with a longer follow-up.
Our third proposed analysis assesses the data in more depth.
Future studies will assess these susceptible subpopulations in more depth, examine possible sub chronic and chronic effects of these toxins, and help determine the clinical significance of these results.
To assess variation in seed mineral content in more depth, we used induced-coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICPMS) following well established protocols56,57.
Applying the Kullback-Leibler measure helps to assess the state of the read data in more depth; a 'smooth' set of divergence values implies a homogenous read set, while any conspicuous patterns in the divergences identify biases and can help to direct further chemical and computational analysis.
Future research in this area could assess the psychophysiological effects of chewing gum in more depth; indices of heart rate variability and ambulatory blood pressure have been associated with work stress [ 45] and so may be informative of effects of chewing gum on stress.
To explore this in more depth, we will also develop an instrument assessing continuity of care as a continuum.
