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As a result of identifying cognitive models within DvT, a research agenda for empirical investigation is promoted, inviting further identification and validation of cognitive models presented herein.
Although such inconsistences can be explained by differences in cell types, animal models, disease stages, techniques, and conditions in which they were performed, further identification and validation of miRNAs are needed to clarify their roles in the pulmonary vasculature.
Comprising a large number of transferable markers, mapped with a conservative methodology, these linkage maps will provide a basis for further comparative mapping, facilitating the identification and validation of QTL that may ultimately be applied to successful application of molecular methods in selection programs.
As DArT markers are transferable, these linkage maps can be employed in other mapping populations, facilitating the identification and validation of further QTL, a crucial step for the broad success of molecular breeding methods in hop.
It is indeed observed at this position in apatite phases or OCP but not in ACP (band shifted to lower wavenumbers, leading to a shoulder to the ν3(PO4) band, around 950 cmonetitenetite (band shifted to ca. 995 cm−1), nor brushite (band shifted to ca. 985 cm−1), as shown in Figure 4. Besides, this ν1(PO4) band is very active in Raman spectroscopy, which may allow further identification validation.
The inevitable growth of public and private datasets derived from large cohort studies of joint inflammation will provide further opportunities for applying feature reduction techniques for biomarker identification and validation.
Identification and validation of novel genetic risk factors and critical oncogenic pathways are imperative for further translational efforts.
Song, J. et al. Identification and validation of Loci Governing Seed Coat Color by Combining Association Mapping and Bulk Segregation Analysis in Soybean.
