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This view is probably too simplistic, and critical research direction is to develop effective and efficient methods for assessing the quality of data and the reliability of inferences made through quality-aware algorithms.

One future research direction is to develop the method of studying further, by gathering managers (of slow- and fast-growing firms) and conducting an experiment as Isenberg (1986) did.

One interesting future work in this direction is to develop an optimization based two-timescale joint RRH clustering and precoding scheme, where the long-term RRH clustering is adaptive to the channel statistics and the short-term precoding is adaptive to the instantaneous partial CSI from the active RRHs to the users.

Future research on this paper could have two directions; one direction is to develop a heuristic algorithm to find initial feasible solution to speed up convergence, and the other direction is to use a hybrid genetic algorithm and ant colony optimization to enable the algorithm for solving more large-scale problems and decrease solving time of algorithm.

Our future direction is to develop methods to predict both transmembrane and extramembrane helical segments in helical polytopic membrane proteins.

Thus, the focus and direction is to develop safer and more effective vaccines in the research field of PRRS.

An important future direction for research is to develop methods which will distinguish between these harmonics and the smaller, genuine gamma waves.

Another research direction to be pursued is to develop a more efficiency peering selection and management mechanism to increase the lifetime of formed clusters.

Based on this data, the next direction will be to develop and deliver multiple educational methods and to evaluate the impact on practice patterns of care for children and adolescents with HTN.

While more formative research is required, the future research direction aim would be to develop an instrument to measure the impact of shame on pro-social decision-making; particularly in the context of close social networks rather than the wider society.

One current effort pursues the development of methods that can accommodate more complicated demographic scenarios, but a fruitful direction might also be to develop methods that are more robust with respect to underlying demographic assumptions.