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Since tyrosine phosphorylation of vertebrate DCC is required for attractive responses, axon outgrowth and orientation of the axon (e.g. [68] [74]), it will be important to systematically assess how Fra and Abl physically interact to regulate each other's activity during midline guidance.

Nevertheless it will be important to systematically evaluate the implementation of not only Mongolia's, but also regional and other country initiatives in this new context to ensure progress is made in addressing common risk factors for NCDs.

Going forward, it will be important to systematically quantify the ROS levels generated by mitochondria and their targets that are necessary for stem cell proliferation, differentiation and exhaustion in a given stem cell model system.

Therefore, in order to understand the mechanisms underlying the changes in egg quality such as those associated with post-ovulation aging in rainbow trout, it would be important to systematically study the interaction networks among physiological and environmental factors affecting egg quality, the miRNAs and their target genes.

Given the high copy number of MITEs, many small RNAs and miRNAs derived from MITEs [ 14- 16] and their preferential insertion into gene regions, it will be important to systematically account for the different mechanisms of MITEs and their potential functional roles in transcriptional regulation of genes.

Considering a recent study showing that some of the Manu lineage strains could result from mixed or polyclonal infections [ 38], and seeing the higher than usual proportion of Manu lineage strains in our study, it might be important to systematically perform MIRU typing of all spoligotyping clusters in future studies in the Afar pastoral region.

It is important to systematically and critically evaluate the existing literature into providing a pooled effect to examine outcomes of angina pectoris with Salvia miltiorrhiza depside salts for infusion.

However, as CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear) events form a distinctive theme in emergency planning and disaster preparedness, it is important to systematically explore their implications for psychosocial care.

It is important to systematically identify the extent to which striving for (profit) optimisation is ethically justifiable when using automation to raise productivity: How should society deal with the elimination of further jobs through rationalisation?

Considering the greatly enhanced electrophoretic propulsions of micromotors in different dye environments, it is important to systematically demonstrate the relationship between the micromotor velocity and the photodegradation rate of the three dyes (MB, CR, and MO) using a series of control experiments.

It is important to systematically and comprehensively identify direct Hox targets for several reasons.