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As a step in addressing this void, we review and extend existing literature in this general area by studying various requirements and information sources that relate to effective management monitoring.

The combined Q-PCR and immunofluorescence results extend existing literature on other species and indicate a critical role for Wnt and Notch in proliferation, differentiation and/or migration of canine HPCs during rapidly progressing fibrotic liver disease with hampered hepatocytic proliferation.

Our framework complements and extends existing literature and has implications both for theory and for management practice.

Extending existing literature this paper explores corporate identity as important determinant for CSR disclosure.

This study extends existing literature by examining the mediating role of sexual risk behaviors on the path between drug use and infections of HIV, syphilis and HSV-2.

Furthermore, this study extends existing literature, providing data indicating the synergistic impact of T2DM and impaired HRF on mortality, and highlights the significance of HRF as a CVD risk factor by showing that those with impaired HRF without diabetes have a risk of CVD mortality similar to that of people with normal HRF and diabetes.

The findings both support and extend existing statements in the literature on the antecedents of annoyance.

The resulting miRNA relations detected automatically in Medline can be useful to extend existing databases with reliable literature information.

Based on this guiding theoretical framework and our review of the literature we extend existing research by elaborating and testing hypotheses regarding the relationship between material deprivation, SES variables and coercive sex among both young men and young women residing in urban slums.

We extend the existing literature with two studies.

The purpose of the present study was to extend the existing literature in this area by examining the reciprocal relationships between reflection and rumination.