The depth of information collected from participants in the ProAge trial allows for more complex modelling of factors associated with self-reported vision loss (unrelated to known eye disease) and use of eye screening services than previously carried out.
The theoretical foundation for this study was based on the Ecological Systems Theory (EST) proposed by Brofenbrenner [ 35], which suggests a complex model of interacting factors impacting human development.
As we have alluded to, our study was not designed to provide a complex model of all the predictive factors that may influence choice to attend a rural clinical school and ultimately workforce outcomes.
As described by Helsel (1990) and applied by Moschandreas et al. (2001b), the fill-in method did not include complex modeling of regression factors.
This suggests that there is a complex model of demographic, clinical, knowledge and behavioral factors that affect medication adherence.
The increasing availability of data from high-throughput ChIP assays enables us to investigate more complex models of transcription factor binding preferences.
Using a complex model to factor in the effect of fewer victims costs, the study estimates that savings to the public sector could be as high as £202,775 per sentenced offender.
More complex modeling of multiple time-dependent confounding factors is an active area for future research in this field.
In addition, further studies are needed to examine the possible gene-environment interactions, gene-environment correlations and other complex models of the relationship of genetic and environmental factors.
Future work should include developing more complex models of asthma medication use which takes into account these many factors.
