Future research should adopt a theoretically based approach to examining moderators in relation to specific treatment methods and therapeutic processes.
We used a coalescent-based approach to examine the support of the data for gene flow structure hypotheses at the continental and Amazon scales.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study using a qEEG-based approach to examine sleepiness in a chronic stroke population with sustained motor deficits.
The goal of this study was to use a population-based approach to examine the relationships between combat deployment, psychiatric problems including PTSD, and misconduct outcomes.
The scale and inherent dimensionality of the problem requires this systems-based approach to examine relationships between environmental, social, and biological change to explain the detection of the relationship between road access and infection.
Lung macrophages play an important early role in the host response to infection and we have used a systems-based approach to examine the host response in RSV-infected lung-derived macrophage cells.
We used an SNP-based approach to examine isolates from different sources of EHEC O157 H7/H– to further elucidate the evolutionary model of emergence of this pathogen, paying particular attention to identifying the "missing link" hypothetical intermediate.
Similar to our analysis of inversions discovered in the K-10 strain, we used a PCR-based approach to examine two of the inversion breakpoints in the S397 genome, which are the right end of segment ID #1 and the left end of segment ID 2 (Table 3).
