Cowpea mosaic virus (CPMV) is a plant comovirus in the superfamily of picornaviruses, and which has recently been explored as a prospective nanoparticle delivery system for use via oral and systemic routes.
In the present study, this trait was explored as a predictor of psychopathological distress following Israel's 2012 "Operation Pillar of Defense" by employing a prospective-longitudinal design.
Clearly, this should be explored in a prospective randomized clinical trial as it is currently being performed in patients after renal transplantation in our transplant center.
As these data were collected in a retrospective case control study subject to recall bias, the data must now be explored in a prospective study.
This could be explored in a prospective study among relatives of people who attempt suicide.
The conclusions drawn may therefore be subject to bias and must be explored in larger prospective studies.
This can only be explored with lengthy, prospective, longitudinal, and, ideally, controlled studies, which are currently lacking.
The prevalence and possible pathogenic role of aPL antibodies in patient with TB should be explored in a prospective manner.
Each of these measures should be explored in a prospective fashion to formulate a strategy that optimizes bowel preparation quality.
