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Future research should consider the relationship between PATD and intention to fake, as well as extend examination of PATD to other deception-related contexts.

Finally, researchers may extend examinations of the content of CSR communications by analyzing the effectiveness of such communications among varied stakeholder groups and/or specific aspects of these communications (e.g., channel, message appeal) that may make them more or less effective.

This study extends examination of the colorectal cancer pathway to encompass patients' first presentation in primary care through to diagnosis in four boroughs of London.

We extend our examination of decentralized discrete-event systems architectures that use exclusive or (XOR) as the fusion rule to reach control decisions.

Furthermore the study did not extend to examination of individual case records.

In this study we extend our examination of gene loss and differential expression to the polyploid T. mirus.

The gene expression studies were repeated using the same set of genes to examine both the direct effects of serum on hepatocytes independent of other cell types and the tissue milieu and to extend the examination of these factors to mammalian cells.

The current investigation seeks to extend the examination of changes to RH language function post LH lesion, in order to more directly explore the impact of the lesion on RH disinhibition and to explore the impact of RH disinhibition on RH performance.

The aim of our present study was to extend the examination of Ro52 epitope antibody profiles to patients with SARDs and to assess the prevalence of antibodies to the five Ro52 fragments and to Ro52 176 196-aa and Ro52 200–239-aa peptides.

In the present study, we review the results in human and extend the examination of the evolutionary impact of heterochiasmy beyond primates to include four additional eutherian mammals (mouse, dog, pig, and sheep), a metatherian mammal (opossum), and a bird (chicken).

You have a much more extended, protracted examination of the material, because there's time for it.