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This study presents an inclusive analysis of a large panel of tetraploid wheat representing all known taxa and provides a global picture of genetic relationship and population structure.

A more inclusive analysis of parasitic mycoplasma species [60] suggests that gene products available directly from the host may become neutralized when liberated from normalizing selective constraints, whereas functions under-represented in the host, tend to be preserved.

Using a more comprehensive approach to cortisol assessment and a larger sample size may enable a more thorough and inclusive analysis of HPA function, including the consideration of non-linear relationships.

We conclude that the current meta-analysis provided the most recent comprehensive estimate of the risk of SBC in a broad-range of HL survivors with inclusive analysis of relevant clinical and treatment variables.

We therefore recommend further research, a more inclusive analysis of costs and benefits, as well as the globalization and harmonization of regulatory standards that will limit the negative human health impact of SRM.

Therefore, a more inclusive analysis of additional stressors and mediating variables would provide a clearer understading of children's psychosocial status over time, especially for the vulnerable subgroups (i.e. adolescents, girls, and children living in centers) who may benefit from more intensive emotional support.

Reid's inclusive analysis is one of the most comprehensive and well-balanced examinations of human-environment interactions in African savanna ecosystems.

The factors from the initial inclusive analysis and the limited analysis of dFOXO targets were largely collinear (data not shown).

STUDY DESIGN: This was an inclusive retrospective analysis of patients presenting to our institution from 1997 to 2006 for surgical management of vaginal erosion of permanent mesh after sacrocolpopexy.

A security survey, inclusive of an analysis of thefts and other nonkidnapping related crimes, can provide information on areas of vulnerability.

However, those studies were mainly based on inclusive compositional regression analysis of the terminal sequences.