Thus, as in other health promotion/chronic disease management efforts, future research efforts should identify and clearly delineate essential or "core" components, of screening events that are associated with greater screening rates [ 39, 40].
Future efforts should aim to identify effective and safe countermeasures, including dietary interventions, for the treatment of anemia during military training.
Therefore, future efforts should continue to identify casual factors associated with increased mortality in patients with S. aureus bacteremia.
Future efforts should continue to identify the effectiveness of KTE interventions as part of a broader strategy for promoting the integration of tools that support the EIDM process in practice.
Future efforts should account for and identify the key factors influencing Hg content in commercial seafood (e.g., body size, trophic level) as well as compare differences in Hg content among geographic regions.
Skills self-assessment is likely to continue to be a widely-used method for identifying training needs [ 36], and future efforts should focus on developing more objective measures of cultural competency that can be integrated into survey instruments [ 37].
Future efforts should be devoted to exploring these relations more deeply, with the aim of identifying features that could be exploited for quality improvement.
Future efforts should concentrate on comparing transcriptomic responses to different stressors in coral embryos in order to identify a set of common and specific key response genes.
Future efforts should include cost-benefit analyses of neuromuscular training programmes, as well as implementation research identifying motivators and barriers (among coaches and players) to adoption of such training programmes.
Future efforts should focus on refining our understanding of the relationship between constitutive and induced trichome density, and identifying the polymorphisms that underlie the QTL mapped.
This will enable multi-scale risk mapping to identify those areas at greatest risk from future volcanic activity and so highlight where future efforts should be focussed.
