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The International Mission on Prognosis and Clinical Trial Design in TBI study group has explored approaches for dealing with this heterogeneity with the aim to optimize clinical trials in TBI.

As part of recent RSL projects, participants have conducted in-depth needs-assessments for immigrant populations living in the Bronx, explored approaches for mitigating the stigmatization of HIV/AIDS patients in rural communities, and examined the impact of invasive plant species on the health of the Eno River.

The most widely explored approach for delivering Auger electron emitters to the cell nucleus utilizes the thymidine analogue, 5-125I]iodo-2'-deoxyuridine (125IUdR), which can be incorporated into the DNA of cells in S-phase [19].

However, although this is an extensive explored approach, it still presents some inconveniences that should be overcome [45 56].

Currently, we are using existing tumour markers to follow dynamic fold changes in biomarker levels in response to therapy, a hitherto little explored approach.

Another way explored has been the design of sintering approaches for supersolidus liquid phase sintering of high speed steel powder.

Their use in engineered hybrid NRPSs is an interesting but yet only little explored target for approaches to achieve new structural diversity and designed products.

Approaches for this problem need to be more explored and presented.

Although this early 'intraductal approach' constituted a novel, noninvasive method for accessing the mammary gland and presented opportunities for developing new approaches for early breast cancer detection, the approach remained under-explored for many decades.

Inhibition of bacterial virulence and/or biofilm formation by targeting nonmicrobicidal mechanisms are examples of increasingly explored antipathogenic approaches [ 7– 9].

We explored supervisors' approaches to students' learning at a clinical education ward where students are encouraged to independently take care of patients.