In light of the extensive use of association studies, identifying and characterizing physiological relationships is needed to validate the potential relevance of gene polymorphisms [ 37].
Although overall frequency of fluoroscopic study for diagnosis has been decreasing due to the advances of cross-sectional imaging, such as computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging, and extensive use of endoscopy, contrast study for interventional purposes is increasing continuously.
It is possible that the extensive use of vitamins by the study group could partly explain the low levels of methemoglobin observed in the study population.
Extensive use of computer modeling to study the dynamic behavior of these and other fuel cycle systems is made.
However, it is still possible that diet-induced effects on CRP levels have been attenuated by the extensive use of statins in our study.
To our knowledge, this is the first exercise that makes extensive use of molecular data to study the evolution of viruses on a scale that is comparable to the cellular organisms.
The extensive use of cross-sectional imaging studies has led to the increased detection of unexpected adrenal lesions in asymptomatic patients.
In spite of the extensive use of luciferases as reporters to study microbial gene expression in vitro, to our knowledge, carrying out such studies noninvasively in animals was not reported until 2005 with the publication of expression of the sap operon in a chinchilla model of H. influenza otitis media (Mason et al., 2005).
Participants in our study made extensive use of metaphors and analogies, which is expected based on studies from other areas of science.[27] The mechanisms underlying the role of metaphors and analogies (also known as similes) have been a hot topic of discussion for decades, without much consensus.
Although some authors have questioned the suitability of mitochondrial DNA for phylogenetic inferences [ 16, 17], the extensive use of 12S in anuran phylogenetic studies [ 18, 19] means that sequences are available for numerous species, and suggests that it is appropriate for our purposes.
