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And yet, that is ultimately what is needed, in conjunction with greater transparency and information sharing regarding current flight restrictions and airlines that comply with those restrictions, in order for the flying public to have a real sense of safety and comfort when flying over conflict zones.
Third, promoting and improving existing health education services is needed in conjunction with developing new programmes.
An improved understanding of the relationship between the effects of N, P, and micronutrient availability on carbon resource allocation (cell growth versus lipid storage) in microalgae is needed in conjunction with life cycle analysis.
Typically, computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are used for evaluation, but there may be cases where both are needed in conjunction.
The reason for the pinkish hue in this photograph is not known and illustrates that a range of methods are needed in conjunction with spectrophotometry to diagnose sulfur affected photographs, for example: reference photographic sample books, silver and hypo spot test and multiple colour measurements from different parts of the photograph on much larger sample sets of similar ages and paper types.
Although further work is needed, these observations, in conjunction with the high serum expression levels in patients with far advanced lethal PCA, make the authors believe that the 80 kDa expression level has the potential to serve as biomarker with predictive value.
Development of novel agents and approaches is urgently needed in conjunction with improvement in access to clinical trials for patients.
Further research is needed to explore targeting p53 in conjunction with radiation therapy in the treatment of prostate cancer.
The kitchen has been gutted and other renovation is needed, which could be done in conjunction with a move to a larger lot.
Further research is needed to clarify the role of somatization in conjunction with chronic widespread pain to infer the direction of causality.
A more holistic approach is needed where all requests are reviewed by a consultant anaesthetist in conjunction with preadmission data.
