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The cross-sectional study described herein needs to be extended with a longitudinal study to determine the relationship between cART and restoration of TCRζ expression in T cells and NK cells, and the effect of cART on FcRγ expression in monocytes and NK cells.
Tailoring biomass composition as was performed herein needs to be accompanied by deconstruction chemical engineering processes to improve the range of fuels and chemicals derived.
The partial greater trochanter osteotomy method we describe herein needs no further fixation, is easy to perform, simplifies the surgical procedure, and saves operating time.
The blood pressure reduction data noted herein needs to be considered in the context of real-life everyday practice rather than that of randomized controlled studies, and need to be interpreted with the knowledge that the data most likely include some degree of placebo effect.
The candidates predicted herein need further wet-lab validation.
More complex geometries, such as the probes used herein, need custom FEM simulations to determine probe geometries from current measurements.
The candidate biomarkers for treatment effects described herein need to be further characterised to gain additional insight into the biology of radiotherapy.
Because leptin signaling could differ between lean and obese subjects in these tissues and because this difference could have direct clinical implications in metabolism, more studies, focusing on tissues other than the ones studied herein, need to be performed.
The consequences of adolescent voluntary alcohol intake for endogenous opioids in nondependent and nonpreferring animals are to our knowledge not known and the effects seen herein need to be further investigated to interpret the functional relevance of changes induced by adolescent drinking.
Herein, we need to emphasize that "positive rate" refers to a much stronger DNMT3a signal localized to the nuclei in luminal subtype samples.
Kirchhoff's two contracted stress boundary conditions are shown to be consistent with a leading term (thin plate) approximation theory, but the more general results obtained herein are needed for higher order theories.
