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Long-term data collected over a range of spatial scales across a city can aid in filling these gaps.

The reservoir capacity or volume was 1.2 × 107 m3 and inflows were determined from the long-term data collected over a 60-year period.

The development of similar models may not be necessary for other agro-ecosystems in similar regions since long-term data collected in these regions may be applied, with verification, to the models presented here.

Still, without the long-term data collected by Wikelski and colleagues, researchers might not have even detected the die-off, says zoologist Robert Paine of the University of Washington.

To better understand the cost implications of long-term treatment effects, economic analyses that use prospective, long-term data collected along with clinical data are needed.

The N budget for Watershed 6 (Table 1 and Figure 3) was assembled using long-term data collected at the HBEF.

The detailed long-term data collected during DCCT/EDIC have enabled assessment of the clinical course of kidney disease in T1D.

Long-term data collected from clinical trials of PID patients treated with gene therapy (the majority of these trials have employed conventional γ-retroviral vectors) have shown clear signs of efficacy with more than 90% of the patients surviving without any serious adverse event (SAE).

One obstetrician in 2011 highlighted a belief of "not enough hard evidence to support the use of antenatal magnesium sulphate in terms of a good quality [randomised controlled trial] for long term outcomes" (CO2-2011) as a potential barrier, and believed that "more long term data needs to be collected".

Because the IQuESTS project includes a specialist depression research clinic to pilot these service improvements, many of these assumptions can be tested and this will benefit the model in terms of collecting long term data regarding patients' experiences with depression, and the impact of specific service improvements.

Possibly, the behaviour trials themselves may have led to positive changes in children's and teachers' attitudes towards hygiene, but we did not collect long term data to confirm this.