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But future studies will have to follow the transplant recipients over a longer term, Relman says.

c It must be stressed that the results of this study are yet to be based on linguistic data, but future studies will investigate the lexicogrammatical manifestations of 'formal' and 'informal' BSL using systemic functional methods.

Our results provide evidence that association of Noc4p with pre-ribosomes can occur without the presence of Nop14p (Fig. 4), but future studies will have to show whether formation of the salt stable Noc4p-Nop14p SSU-processome subcomplex requires the presence of other SSU-processome components.

We emphasized summer cooling and stormwater capture in this study, as these benefits have spurred much green roof construction in Europe and North America [20], but future studies will quantify other ecosystem services, such as winter thermal benefits, that may be important in cold temperate climates.

Therefore, phosphorylation regulates this aspect of coilin function, but future studies will be needed before a clear understanding of the mechanism behind these results is obtained.

At present we do not understand the significance of the disconnect between EDL mass and force in EMP animals but future studies will focus on understanding this observation.

Intrinsic factors such as body weight, ADA, or disease status did not appear to influence AMG 403 PK, but future study will refine these characterizations.

The statistical methods used are designed to function even with imperfect biomarkers, but undoubtedly future studies will be necessary to improve biomarker selection and thereby produce more accurate results.

In DBA patient CD34+ cells, it is too speculative at this time to define how a mutation in a RP gene leads to an activation of p53 and if HDM-2 is involved but our future studies will focus on deciphering these mechanisms.

The study used supernovae within about 400 million light years of Earth, which is a relatively small fraction of the size of the visible universe, but it is hoped that future studies will significantly improve our measurements of even more distant supernovae.

Most of these studies are based on visual information but it is conceivable that future studies will document the arbitrary versus causal relation in the kinesthetic modality.