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The cause of these differences can be interrogated further by examining the loadings for each PLS component (Fig.  3).

The set of flux distributions obtained from sampling can be interrogated further to answer a number of questions related to the metabolic network function.

17, 19, 20, 23 Our results extend previous analyses 27 by demonstrating that, ARR is independently predictive of 3-month individual worsening events in early MS. However, this relationship between ARR and disability worsening requires further examination, and will be interrogated further as our data set matures.

The data were interrogated further by a random effects model modelling data at days 30 and 90 simultaneously while adjusting for Hb at day 3 and taking into account random measurement errors and missing data.

The Royal College of Physicians 3 Question model was interrogated further to investigate whether expansion to include a score for the various symptom frequency levels within each of the three questions contributed to a more robust assessment tool.

NMR relaxation parameters for each individual N were interrogated further using ModelFree analysis which provides motional information in terms of order parameters S, internal correlation times τe and contributions to chemical exchange Rex, for individual NH vectors across the domain backbone (Supplementary Figure S1 at http://www.biochemj.org/bj/450/bj4500321add.htm).htm

The miRNAs that had an AUC of ≥ 0.70 were interrogated further to classify the median-normalised Ct values as 'high' or 'low' expression (interpretation of the median normalised Ct expression values used to determine ROC curves were evaluated with the Optimal Cutoff algorithm ('OptimalCutpoints' R package v1.1 3)).

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The synthesis consisted of three stages: (i) synthesis preparation, wherein parts of relevant theories were extracted and summarised; (ii) synthesis which involved comparing theories for points of convergence and divergence and bringing together those points that converge; and (iii) synthesis refinement whereby the synthesis was interrogated for further theoretical insights.

Genes that could be categorized in this manner were then interrogated further based on the level of differential expression with a sampling of the results shown in Table 1.