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We have since bought together the studies to compare and contrast dispersal modelling outputs and to make available a more comprehensive initial evaluation of potential ash and gas hazard at Santorini and to suggest emergency management measures.

If available, a more comprehensive US scan of the abdomen of the HIV-infected patients may reveal other pathological findings [20] such as HIV-associated cardiomegaly or findings of HIV nephropathy.

As these genomes become available, a more comprehensive picture of modular evolution in plants will emerge.

Once the N. furzeri genome sequence is available, a more comprehensive assessment of duplicated genes and their evolutionary fate will be possible.

However, as the cost of expression profiling continues to decline and new datasets become available, a more comprehensive genome-wide analysis will be feasible.

As a larger number of complete genomes become available, a more comprehensive comparison to other Enterobacteria phage lambda will be possible that accounts for exchange of phage through genetic recombination, establishing whether the phage genotypes described could be considered distinct species.

More recently, high-throughput, genome-wide quantitative methylation platforms have become available, allowing a more comprehensive overview of DNA methylation (Bibikova et al, 2006; Bibikova and Fan, 2009).

Indicators specifically designed to combine information from both diseases provide an efficient approach to integrating the available data to obtain a more comprehensive view of the entire system, and also facilitate spatiotemporal comparisons of disease dynamics.

Although rape crisis services and a related protocol were available since late 1986 [ 11], a more comprehensive health sector response to violence against women started in 1994, with the first One-Stop Crisis Centre (OSCC) established in Kuala Lumpur; and in 1996, with a specific directive of the Ministry of Health [ 12].

In fact, once the I. scapularis genome is available and annotated [ 27], a more comprehensive SimiTri and BSR analysis could be easily done and the I. scapularis results compared to these presented in our study.

If these assessments are negative, a nursing home physician (or if available a nurse practitioner) performs a more comprehensive physical assessment to find other probable physical causes, such as inflammation, infection, acute illness or a chronic condition possibly responsible for the observed behaviour.