Future work needs to be focused on discovering the concerns from the emic view points of the stakeholders.
Future work needs to determine whether the influence of cultural match is negligible if online testing is used.
Future work needs to investigate to which extent the same factors affect toe clearance in more vulnerable parts of the population.
Future work needs to investigate long term variation in the bacterial community, the impact on nutrient recycling, and the population growth efficiency.
Future work needs to be performed measuring temperature, precipitation, and canopy management; as well as larger-scale studies across various sites.
In addition, future work needs to focus on integrating fen monitoring with geochemical and/or isotopic process-level studies in order to quantify changes in groundwater recharge identified using this new approach.
To overcome the panchreston problem, we suggest that the focus of future work needs to be specified more clearly within several key themes that comprise the broad domain of habitat fragmentation.
Future work needs also to be done to clarify the interrelationships between social influences on smoking such as price, laws and media, and the relationships between these and intrapersonal and interpersonal factors, as well as other social and cultural factors.
Future work needs to concentrate on examining the utility of land information and geospatial tools for food security, extracting lessons from the land administration systems of developed contexts, and improving the links at an operational level.
Future work needs to take into account the new insights into ovarian cancer subtypes and the growing evidence that a significant proportion of ovarian cancers might originate in premalignant lesions in the distal fallopian tube.
While the Beaverlodge domain has many features in common with the Tantato domain, future work needs to explore why rocks in the Tantato domain lack evidence for Arrowsmith orogeny and failed to record the cycle of 1.94 1.93 Ga tectonic burial.
