In the future, it will thus be important to evaluate the decoy role of Met-NTF and its importance in necrosis expansion to the surrounding tissues.
Gait disturbance results from these symptoms of OA, and gait analysis can be important to evaluate the progression of OA.
It will be important to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of this and the overall benefit to the care of children with asthma in the community.
These results suggest it may be important to evaluate racial/ethnic differences in evolution acceptance and understanding, particularly if recruitment and retention of underrepresented minority (URM) students in STEM disciplines that apply or require evolutionary reasoning is a priority.
In addition, it will be important to evaluate the possible effect of preventive medications on the prevalence of allodynia in CH, and the possible association between allodynia and response to treatment in this disease.
It will be important to evaluate effects of ankyrin-B deficiency and loss-of-function variants on mitochondrial function.
Clinical improvement as defined by any lesion regression may not correspond to survival benefit, so it will be important to evaluate survival in future studies.
Although it was not the purpose of this work, it could be important to evaluate their relative accuracies, which may vary depending on the specific properties of the set of extant sequences considered [19], [22].
In future work it will be important to evaluate the coverage of these indigenous reserves and collective territories of afro-Colombians, to understand how they are complementing the representation of the IUCN classified network.
For the feasibility study on a pre-pandemic vaccination, it will be important to evaluate whether the use of adjuvants can increase the cross-protective immune responses against other clades of H5N1 viruses.
Because of the importance of TLR2 in the control of mycobacterial infections [38], [39], it will also be important to evaluate the role of CD36 in the pathogenesis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium leprae.
