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Further experimentation of these techniques and collaboration among scientists and managers will provide lessons for establishing general guidelines for the conservation community.
Because of its expression in other species and its relationship to the endocrine system, further experimentation on the utility of this gene as a biomarker of subchronic androgen exposure by field work validation is warranted.
Further experimentation on the robustness of other cell lines will allow to assess the aetiology of the lack of robustness observed, and whether the loss of BQS is associated to stem-like properties of cells.
Further experimentation on the contributions of various tissues to the circulating metabolome will be required to delineate the relative effects of tumor and host.
These results provide a proof-of-concept for this emerging technology and encourage further experimentation to discern the integration of NPs into current imaging and treatment of CNV and retinal neovascularization.
Further experimentation to establish optimal doses of exenatide + dapagliflozin to maximize long-term benefits is warranted.
These experiments have identified candidate genes and processes for further experimentation to increase our understanding of soybeans' response to iron deficiency stress.
The relative contributions of fat storage, reduced feeding rate, and altered autophagy will require further experimentation to fully define the mechanisms of dFatp action.
We chose 100 nM BODIPY FL vindoline (20) for further experimentation because of their signal-to-background ratio (the higher the better) and background binding (the lower the better).
Understanding the precise role of Glu will also require further experimentation, including production of an E73Q variant followed by further spectroscopic and enzymatic comparisons with O2-sensitive enzymes.
Given the increased adoption of robust EDISs, these results will encourage further experimentation and implementation of CDSSs based upon evidence-based clinical practice guidelines into EDISs.
