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However, it should also be pointed out that the timespan of our observation campaign is quite limited compared to those that would be needed to reliably quantify the difference between GPS-derived and radiosonde-measured PWV from a statistical point of view; more extensive radiosonde and GPS observation campaigns would be needed in order to quantify the nature of the bias (if any) in this region.

If such underlying biases do exist, it may also be that a more sensitive measure than verbal magnitude estimates would be needed to reliably measure such effects.

Sequencing will eventually replace most of the other diagnostic tests and detection mechanisms, and therefore, fast and robust bioinformatic analysis tools will be needed to reliably handle this data deluge.

Indeed, it has been suggested that sample sizes in the 100s to 1,000s may be needed to reliably detect effects of single genes upon cognitive performance measures, whereas far smaller samples may suffice for detecting effects of the same genes upon neural activation indices (Hariri and Weinberger 2003).

Although we also intended to compare booklet self management only with routine care, we did not specifically power the trial for this comparison because we assumed that booklet self management only might have a smaller effect size and thus a larger trial would be needed to reliably detect this.

Thus, another 10 years of follow-up will be needed to reliably assess impact of prophylactic tamoxifen or death from breast cancer.

More well-designed studies are needed to reliably evaluate the incidence of M-CT and its associated risk factors.

Research probing the mechanism and sequestration extent of OC sequestration to Fe oxide is needed to reliably model C cycling in environmental systems.

A recent study that used this score in ICU intensivists showed that 31 supervised TEEs in mechanically ventilated ICU patients were needed to reliably achieve competence in advanced critical-care TEE [38].

Beside S100A6 a prognostic function has also been described for cytokeratin-19 fragments (CYFRA 21-1), IL-6 and microRNA-21, but the available data suggest that panels of more than one biomarker are needed to reliably predict prognosis in patients with CCA [61 63].

Since the colors and sizes of M. acicula and M. adonis are similar, a microscope is needed to reliably distinguish between them, with spore size and shape being different.