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Ongoing research in designing large prospective cohort studies evaluating transfusion patterns are needed to further elucidate how patient characteristics impact the transfusion threshold.

A more detailed examination of behaviors is important to further elucidate how white sharks are using the pelagic environment.

To further elucidate how the different interventions caused interference with motor learning all FT learning curves were fitted to a three-parameter power function y = y0+axb.

In order to further elucidate how the innate immune system reacts to Leptospira we confirmed the observations with heat-killed bacteria by Werts and co-workers [13] using a monocytic cell line and comparing two culture-adapted strains representing attenuated non-virulent leptospires with their host-adapted, virulent counterparts.

Additional studies are clearly needed to further elucidate how epigenetic phenomena impact on the development of cardiovascular disease.

Mathematical modelling will further elucidate how biases may vary over time, with ART programme scale-up, and across epidemics with different recent and future HIV incidence trends [ 21].

Modulation in the form of Integrins further elucidates how cellular behavior and ultimately the cell fate can be dictated in vitro by nanotopographies in different size range, at the genetic level [21].

Further, elucidating how G4C2 expansions lead to disease will be crucial to unveil biological pathways and key molecules in the disease process as targets for future therapies.

If the results of such a trial should be in favor of MBCT, it needs to be further elucidated how MBCT fits into the current health care system.

A total of 79 M1 students (53%) and 69 M2 students (47%) responded to the survey, which further elucidated how students used the videos (questions and student responses are provided in Appendix 1).

It further elucidates how their experiences of living with chronic pain were influenced by a range of individual, social and environmental factors, implying that healthcare professionals should take a holistic approach when supporting chronic pain patients.