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County demographics, including population levels, education levels, and amount of economic diversity, help to further identify the economic impacts of wind farm development [9].

In future work, it would be help to further identify protease classes using in situ elastin zymography.

In addition, these ESTs can also be served as a valuable source to derive SSR and SNP markers, which can help to further identify genes linked to interesting traits.

Future plans are in the works to maintain activities within the "hard to reach" populations, in part based upon an already completed mapping exercise that has helped to further identify and clarify "hard to reach" populations.

Specifically, this study helps to further identify genomic tools such as genetic screening with candidate genes that may be integrated with measurements of cardiac function [ 22] in order to screen broadly across species' range to predict the potential for adaptation under scenarios of climate change [ 39].

Going natural has helped me to further identify with myself as a black woman, as well as relate to other black women who are going through the same journey.

In addition, these initial situational maps helped us to further identify and analyze the major debate elements that were used as the basis for the axes of the final positional map.

Validation of the transcriptional response in the hypo+ and hypo++ groups help to further support our assumption that the identified genes (Table 1) are under direct TH-regulation.

These molecular data will help to further subdivide existing tumor entities by identifying disease variants with diverse clinical outcomes, distinct biology and clues regarding cell of origin.

Detecting an interaction subset should be acceptable since this gives a good "clue" to help further identify the complete interaction.

What is more, the purpose of why we chose ASL combined with BOLD in monitoring renal damage was to help further identify whether the decrease of renal oxygenation was accounted for either the decrease of blood perfusion or the increase of oxygen consumption.