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As also suggested by others [24], the findings should stimulate to an improved classification of these subsets and continued analyses of their functional significance.

Finally, continued analyses are required to understand if the tumor-associated variations in the non-malignant tissue are a cause or a consequence of the tumor formation.

Because there were only significant G×E effects for FPG and TMAX, we continued analyses only for those two phenotypes.

We continued analyses for minerals and vitamins where an association had been indicated either from borderline associations and biological plausibility or from previous studies.

This review will further contribute to continued analyses of the role of PROs in clinical trials and provide a broader perspective, including an examination of the nonprimary endpoints pre- and postrelease of the FDA PRO guidance [ 3].

If >90% target obtainment was not observed, continued analyses of loading and maintenance doses of 8 mg/kg, 10 mg/kg, and 12 mg/kg every 12 hours were conducted.

We intend to continue analyses of the National Tuberculosis Genotyping Surveillance Network data to gain additional insight into the value of cluster investigations.

Continuing analyses will include more detailed coding of DSs and analysis of concomitant use of DS with over-the-counter and prescription medications.

We will continue analyses as we improve cell selection strategies in future work, but cannot address this particular issue in the current manuscript.

However, the continuing analyses of a recently completed randomised controlled trial (RCT), 'Elderly Persons in the Risk Zone' [ 24], is providing growing evidence that a health-promoting programme targeting pre-frail persons 80 years and older can achieve good results.

This was achieved by continuing analyses of mtDNA (Dowling et al. 2005) and adding characterization of microsatellite loci from samples of larvae that spanned the temporal and geographic breadth of the spawning population over a 15-year period.