For example, it is possible that a more diverse sample of participants would have focused more extensively on the role of racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, and LGBTQIA identities in active-learning classrooms.
Since the fugu genome is considerably smaller than the zebrafish genome and may lack a number of elements including noncoding RNAs, we focused more extensively on sequence conservation across the zebrafish, human, and mouse genomes.
The analysis process began soon after each focus group and more extensively once the transcripts were ready.
The results of this study allow us, and potentially others, to focus future work to validate more extensively the results obtained until now.
Given the purpose of the study and the interest in defining quality of headache services, the first theme was discussed more extensively within all focus groups and interviews than the other four.
To test the idea, we decided to focus on W116, probably one of more extensively studied amino acid position in OYE1.
Indeed, we recently showed that hESCs form RAD51 foci, a marker for HRR, far more extensively and express RAD51 at 10-fold higher levels than differentiated astrocytes [ 5].
While there are many polymeric materials that may be employed for the regeneration of bone and cartilage tissue, we will focus specifically on those that have been more extensively applied, showing promising outcomes.
By investigating prosody beyond pitch and duration, this article provides a detailed and multifaceted picture of focus marking in a language that differs substantially from more extensively studied languages like English.
By focusing on how a language that has been developed more extensively in the Global South can inform empirical research in global health, we seek to extend the "reverse innovation" debate that has been raised in the Globalization and Health journal.
