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Given the remarkable parallels in those results with the findings of the present study, it would be interesting to expand the evaluation of Tas1r2 genetic mutations and sweet preference to include brown hyena and northern elephant seal.

Data not explained by this aspirational framework may be used to highlight shortcomings, expand the evaluation criteria or justify a mixed-method evaluation design.

Accountability, oversight, and support issues (Headquarters and Regional Office) Enhance the transparency and accountability of country offices for follow-through of accepted recommendations and lessons-learned through the audit mechanism and expand the evaluation submission process to include plans/steps taken for follow-through.

Phase III expands the evaluation, usually through a controlled trial where the drug is tested against standard treatments to evaluate benefits and risks, differences in response rates, and toxicity.

To further analyze the effects of the NLOS environments, we expanded the evaluation of the proposed approach through the large-scale simulations.

Collectively the data identify the role of Col1 fibers in directed water movement and support expanding the evaluation of DTI parameters as surrogates for Col1 fiber patterns associated with specific tumor microenvironments as companion diagnostics and for staging.

Expanding the evaluation with more VACs across Tanzania would increase the sample size and should be considered in the future.

Performance of fairness behaviour when compared OtswTCM with other algorithms, the number of TCP flow is 32 at aggregate 1 and 16 at aggregate 2. In order to expand the comparative evaluation, we compare the effect the different values of γ in OtswTCM. Figure 11 reveals that the fairness pattern was similar with different value of γ.

Instead, she said, they want to expand the faculty evaluation process.

To expand the performance evaluation to additional mutations and experimental conditions, we prepared a set of 80 TNS pairs by mixing reads obtained from sequencing 38 normal DNA.

Would it not be feasible to compare the newly presented methods on bigger datasets, such as those discussed in related work (miRCancer DB, Murray et al), or expand the scope of the evaluation beyond Alzheimer's disease?" RESPONSE:  We agree with the reviewers that the evaluation set in Table 7 is limited, but currently this is the only database where manually miRNA-disease relations are available.