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Existing health behaviour theories should be tested systematically to establish which best predict effects on different kinds of behaviour for different groups of people in different contexts.

Targeted therapies other than TNF blockers have to be tested systematically because not all patients respond to TNF blockers and normally disease activity relapses if treatment is stopped.

Drugs need to be tested systematically on animals and humans before initial large-scale trials can begin.

The bipartite graph representation of co-occurrence data sets allows the efficacy of different null-models to be tested systematically.

The continued accumulation of evidence for phosphosite function based on LTP data in PhosphoGRID will allow this and other hypotheses regarding the phosphoproteome to be tested systematically.

In humans, as in animal models, tDCS has not been applied in SE, and, realistically, is unlikely to be tested systematically without preclinical data, given the inhomogeneity of patients who present with this syndrome.

Clearly, it is very important that these possibilities be tested systematically in a prospective investigation.

These sub-groups have been shown to have an effect on levels of VWF 11, but tend not to have been tested systematically in studies of disease phenotypes, so that we know little about their effects on immune or other phenotypes.

The assumption seems entirely reasonable but it has not, to our knowledge, been tested systematically: this article reports such a test.

Up to now it has not been tested systematically which algorithm may be the most appropriate one for EEG data.

To our knowledge, high dose intravenous immunoglobulin has not been tested systematically for treating severe cases of tick-borne encephalitis.