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Because of this, considerable savings might be achieved in future stability evaluations by taking into account the shear capacity of spray-applied waterproofing membranes applied between both linings.

Such exemplification will eventually have to be achieved in future research and development by showing how and why descriptors were accepted, rejected or revised during the process outlined in this paper.

More conclusive results on this point might be achieved in future studies by introducing a controlled 'non-social' and 'non-emotional' condition in order to test whether the insula, left thalamus, and left putamen are specifically involved in the detection of audiovisual correspondence of socially relevant stimuli.

It is important that sonographers refer to the guidelines suggested by Backhaus et al [ 25] so that consistency can be achieved in future studies using ultrasound as an outcome measure in OA.

We have not provided a mathematical description of transition between basal and activated states but this may be achieved in future refinements where Nrf2 oscillation frequency as a function of time-dependent receptor-bound stimulant concentration is included.

Hence, we believe that greater localization may be achieved in future studies if detailed information about the three-dimensional shape of the cortical source, such as may be derived from MRI, is used to constrain the shape of a multidipolar source model (Cottereau et al., 2007).

In addition, if ARV price reductions are achieved in future government ARV tenders, the cost-effectiveness of ART will be further enhanced.

If the target number of women on HFCs is achieved in future, this may increase the prominence of issues relevant to women and children.

Controlling non-compliance due to palatability issues is by far easier to address compared with non-compliance related to adverse events and can be resolved when optimisation of the formulation is achieved in future trials.

This viewpoint review summarizes the progress on in vitro and animal scar models, stresses the limitations in the current models and identifies the future challenges if scar-free healing is to be achieved in the future.

This review aims to provide both the highlights of the remarkable achievements of this field and the milestones that need to be achieved in the future.