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It provides useful toolboxes for biologists to improve the accuracy and robustness of soybean functional genomics analysis, further improving understanding of gene regulatory networks for effective crop improvement.

32 (2009), doi 10.1016/j.proci.2008.05.006] provide critically needed validation targets for jet fuel surrogate kinetic mechanisms and further improve understanding of high-pressure, high-temperature oxidation chemistry.

Continued advancement in imaging techniques and the ability to study the whole lung at the molecular level will further improve understanding of roles for the vessel bed in pulmonary health and disease.

The use of both bivariate and multinomial probit approaches provides richer interpretations, better inferences, and more information that may further improve understanding of the risk management decisions of farmers and will help policy maker to better anticipate which farmer will adopt government support risk management tool in the presence of traditional risk management tools.

The reader is advised that the use of other models that incorporate different processes could further improve understanding of uncertainty in capacity estimation at roundabouts.

It will help to correlate between the predicted value and experimental findings which will further improve understanding of the CNT growth mechanisms involved in both processes.

To further improve understanding of the role of CB2-Rs in the brain, we hypothesized that genetic variants of CB2 gene might be associated with depression in a human population and that alteration in CB2 gene expression may be involved in the effects of abused substances in rodents.

The seven markers derived from the RCT pathway were then merged with other markers previously reported by Jiang et al. [24] and combined into a multiple-marker analysis for each trait in attempt to further improve understanding of genetic regulation of fat deposition, fatty acid composition and body growth phenotypes.

This may further improve understanding of the differing histopathological responses described earlier.

Genetic and/or epigenetic characterisation is likely to further improve understanding including possible mediating mechanisms (including molecular factors such as epigenetic processes) and establishing the direction of causality.

Focused examination of genomic regions (e.g., ENG promoter sequencing) tagged by these SNPs will further improve understanding of the ENG pathway's role in preeclampsia.