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The mechanisms of speciation and inter-subtype transitions of these molecular subtypes require better characterization to facilitate the development of subtype-specific targeting strategies.

Validation of this technique in primates should lead to its better characterization in the view to its transfer to human pregnancy.

Approaches that provide information at higher spatial resolution and account for factors such as topography could allow for better characterization of exposure to individuals as well as help to identify any potentially "high-exposure" situations that would benefit from targeted interventions; some of these approaches are reviewed by others (Hoek et al. 2008; Jerrett et al. 2005).

As far as we know, there is not such large-scale data available up to date, providing a valuable resource to achieve a better characterization of MSCs and to help further future investigations.

These equations have the potential to facilitate better characterization of tablet mechanical properties and to guide the design and optimization of pharmaceutical tablet products.

The effort to study and validate surrogate biomarkers is never wasted since it may lead to better characterization of the tumor response, personalization of adjuvant treatment, and the design of new prevention strategies.

We aimed to contribute to a better characterization by using comprehensive biomarker profiling quantifying hemodynamic cardiac stress, cardiomyocyte injury, inflammation, endothelial function, matrix turnover and metabolism.

The performed sensitivity study indicates the need for a better characterization of secondary subsystem to substantially reduce the level of uncertainty.

The use of gene expression profiling in both clinical and laboratory settings would be enhanced by better characterization of variation due to individual, environmental, and technical factors.

Higher order fits were tested, but did not improve characterization of seasonal variability (in the least-squares sense); non-normal probability distributions likewise did not lead to better characterization.

Influenza hospitalization surveillance can also contribute to better characterization of the epidemiology of influenza across seasons.