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He added: "This new resource will help speed up cancer research and may well begin to guide further developments in personalised cancer medicine".
A Project Development Group comprised of representatives from the above stakeholder groups was established to guide the process of reviewing relevant research, identify community leaders, representatives or groups who would be key informants and how they might best be approached, then review the interview results and guide further developments.
Given the rampant costs in the health-care sector and the overall influence that health care has on the general welfare of society, as well as the potential impact of shortages on the worldwide supply of medical professionals, an assessment of what has been done and achieved and what remains to be done was necessary to properly guide further developments in this relevant field.
This highlights the need for developing 'test beds' to guide further development of these techniques for solving real-life problems.
To guide further development of this promising class of gene delivery vectors, we have investigated their mechanisms of intracellular trafficking.
We also highlight issues that need further analysis and research in helping guide further development of more robust multi-needle probe designs, especially for field applications.
This will, in turn, guide further development of three-dimensional nanofibrous scaffolds in order to elicit specific cellular responses for relevant applications.
The assay can help to explain unexpected drug clearance profiles, loss of efficacy or safety events caused by immune complexes and guide further development.
Here, we present basic principles and recent case studies to demonstrate the utility of machine learning techniques in chemoinformatics analyses; and we discuss limitations and future directions to guide further development in this evolving field.
The concepts of synergic stabilization and base-pair regulation can be generalized to any aptamer-cDNA duplex probes and will help guide further development of displacement-type EA sensors for sensitive and quick detection of a wide variety of target analytes.
