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Also, new areas in disease assessment should be explored, including the possible application of PET/MRI in the detection of disease which could not be detected using PET or MRI separately, for example low signal to noise scans in chronic low-grade inflammation disease.

The observation that constitutive overexpression of the IFN/STAT1 pathway confers aggressive and therapy resistant tumor clones leaves several unanswered questions which need to be explored including the mechanisms by which activation of the IFN/STAT1 pathway switches the pathway from "cytotoxic" to "pro-survival" and the mechanisms that underlie this switch.

A much wider range of factors, concentrations and parameter values should be explored, including the absence of paracellular flow.

Next, the influence of socio-economic characteristics on the health of children and adolescents will be explored, including the respective role of family and neighbourhood socio-economic factors.

This means a number of relevant topics could not be explored, including: the knowledge of HIV/AIDS among refugees who have never tested, awareness of the availability of HIV testing among refugees who have never tested, and self-risk assessment among refugees who have never tested.

Therefore, provision of quality of care in a very broad sense of the concept should be explored, including the level of communication between the care takers and the health professionals, dignity and respect, laboratory and medications tests prescribed and purchased, and adherence to treatment instructions.

Subjects likely to be explored included the training of clergy and anyone involved with the church working with children, he said, as well as the screening of priests and codes of professional conduct.

Specific areas that will be explored include the history of English since 1600; the question of Standard English; American English versus British English; the status of English today; and the death of minority languages.

Topics to be explored include: the independence of national governments; wage inequality; unemployment; industrial production outside national borders and its consequences for innovation, efficiency, and jobs; fairness in trade; and mass culture versus local values.

Issues to be explored include the relation between the ethnographer and the people s/he is studying, the contexts in which ethnographic texts are produced, the ways these texts may contribute to the position that different cultural groups have within the United States, and the implications emanating from these processes.

Fundraising opportunities to be explored include the introduction of an employee fundraising program and various customer engagement initiatives in Mr. Price stores which will directly benefit the "Kids are Priceless" campaign.