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There was strong consensus from collaborators in remote, rural and urban areas that this term and its associated concepts be explored as a part of the research program.

The use of Read coding was also explored as a part of this work to ascertain the most commonly used codes for learning disability.

Because of limited penetration capacity of parthenolide, this drug should be further explored as a part of multimodal therapies rather than as a stand-alone therapeutic agent.

4– 6 This association is being further explored as a part of the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) 5202 trial that is selecting stage II colorectal cancer patients for adjuvant therapy based on MSI and 18q loss-of-heterozygosity (LOH) status.

Farmers' ecological knowledge may include concepts of lateral flows and should be further explored as an integral part of a new landscape ecological approach.

Reasons for taking part in the study and participants experience of the recruitment process were explored as part of a qualitative interview with a sub-set of participants.

Two roofs, one conventional and one underneath an 9.6 kW polycrystalline PV array system, are explored as part of a detailed building energy system, taking into account the microclimate external flow patterns, the geometry of the canopy architecture and the electricity production.

The technical challenges associated with national data linkage, and the extent of cross-border population movements, are explored as part of a pioneering research project.

The findings also showed that for a number of experts, wider concepts including autonomy, rationality, voluntariness and motivating factors behind the decision were felt to be integrally related to mental capacity and would need to be explored as part of a comprehensive assessment of decision making ability.

In the USA, appropriate engagement of providers in detection of IPV and mental health morbidity risk during pregnancy and throughout the first year postpartum should be explored as part of a comprehensive approach to postpartum maternal health care (Cheng et al. 2006).

In contrast to discovery of actionable variants by chance or via opportunistic screening in the setting of whole exome or whole genome sequencing, a fundamentally different question is being explored as part of "GENE-SCREEN," a project of UNC's NHGRI-funded CELSI ResearchELSI ResearchSI RELSI Research