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27 A further conclusion of that study was that a quantitative approach is unlikely to be able to capture the range of factors that many patients take into account.

One further conclusion of our review of the array-CGH literature is that the known heterogeneity of breast cancer also seems reflected in array-CGH data, such that multiple types of profiles have been reported, sometimes with clear but sometimes with less clear associations with known types of breast cancer.

However, it is difficult at this stage to draw any further conclusion on the additivity of the SEG alleles based on this set of interspecific recombinant congenic strains due to the partial SEG genome coverage with 18 IRCSs.

Beside the evolution of certain plant miRNA families, the analysis of Physcomitrella miRNAs allows one to draw further conclusions on the diversification of these families.

Additional multicenter RCTs are necessary to provide further conclusions on the efficacy of this procedure.

However, due to the high variability of data obtained for this species across Europe, it seems difficult to draw further conclusions on the susceptibility of roe deer to BVDV cattle strains.

However, we did not analyze intrinsic differences in IG production in our Phaseoulus vulgaris plants and cannot draw further conclusions on the likelihood of its effect on reduced colonization.

Additional patients will need to be characterized and followed prospectively to make any further conclusions on the ideal management of this clinical dilemma.

Einstein's further conclusion that "the mass of a body is a measure of its energy content" (1905b, p. 71) does not, strictly speaking, follow from his argument.

Further conclusions, illustrative of both potential and challenges, included the following: Yields of currently cultivated land in the less developed countries could be tripled by using improved management practices, potentially freeing up more land for biofuel production.

The court is nonetheless compelled to express its further conclusion that the predatory course of conduct Microsoft has pursued since June of 1995 has revived the dangerous probability that Microsoft will attain monopoly power in a second market.