These age-specific tendencies may reflect immediate research interests and priorities in the respective age groups and highlights areas of interest for future research.
The following topics may be of interest for future research: 1) Testing the RB-SCED model on a real-world large-scale power system.
In the interest of future research, the question may be asked: if this is not a passing fad, what is? And: is it of disciplinary importance?
Self-regulation is an important skill in addressing multitasking and is an area of interest for future research, as students are not successful in managing their multitasking to avoid inhibiting performance or efficiency.
A second issue of interest for future research is to understand what happens if customers were retailers of the good rather than end-users as in the current model.
Hence, it may be of interest for future research to identify the effects of individual preferences, such as how different personality types affect their receptivity towards game-based learning.
An extension of the models in multiphase field contexts, to simulate the grain growth of multiple oriented grains in the Earth's crust, is of general interest for future research.
Thus, it should be a strong interest in future research to examine whether verbal, nominal, and adjectival target words might involve different thought processes among learners, and more importantly, whether or not learners' responses to subsets for those word classes would be unidimensional in assessing their network knowledge.
Another subject of major interest for future research is the extension of the QLB methodology to quantum many body systems and quantum field theory, two paramount sectors of modern physics which are particularly exposed to the limitations of classical (non-quantum) electronic computing.
Histological confirmation of this prediction, and any possible behavioral implications for olfaction, are of intense interest for future research.
Many candidate genes predicted by more than one approach appeared to be true positive cyclic genes and will be of particular interest for future research.
