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These observations highlight the challenges associated with identifying biomarkers with strong predictive value for differentiating infected patients from non-infected patients in the ICU.

The GAPS CoP facilitated a virtual collaboration among educators from around the world to share relevant issues and explore common challenges associated with identifying and teaching FP core competencies.

Despite its advantages, there are still challenges associated with identifying the best decomposition of conformational space, developing tools for improved error estimation, and creating better approaches to connect MSMs to experimental data.

The study provides the first investigation of putative regulatory SNPs around genes showing cis-linkage, and insight into the challenges associated with identifying the causative regulatory variants in such populations through bioinformatic sequence analyses methods.

Third, there are specific challenges associated with identifying and recruiting nurses in clinical settings to take on faculty roles in a timely fashion, expanding the number of students recruited to programs when additional faculty are made available, and scheduling clinical and didactic courses.

This manuscript sought to meet the challenge associated with identifying an early functional state of disability by improving instrument calibration.

Perceived challenges associated with standardised evaluation included identifying, defining and measuring key 'readiness' and 'success' indicators; impacts of systems and context changes; cost; meaningful stakeholder consultation and developing a widely applicable framework.

Although most participants encouraged medical tourists to travel with a caregiver-companion, many challenges associated with caregiver-companions were identified.

This disparity is likely a combination of the challenges associated with assembling larger events identified by aCGH and the prevalence of such calls in DGV.

We examine some of the challenges associated with generating input signals for identifying dynamics in pain treatment interventions while imposing "patient-friendly" constraints on the design.

While the detection limit for rotavirus in a biological matrix is less sensitive than those reported limits for purified virus samples, this report is a first assessment of biological samples and aids in identifying challenges associated with the current protocol to direct future research to unlock the potential of SERS-based detection.