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We propose that this new dynamic effect leading to cooperative surface diffusion may be further explored in designing novel nanoparticle catalysts.
Such shape/size exchange may be further explored in the 1 1 complex of 1,3,5-tris[5- 2-chlorothienyl)]benzene and TNB.
Self-reporting bias may be further explored in future research in an effort to improve the wellness score.
Hence, underrepresented families in our database may be further explored to find new plants with anti-mycobacterial properties.
The study may be further explored by considering bi-directional ground excitations with torsional effects and for two adjacent structures with similar dynamic characteristics, with different floor heights.
In the future, vertical farming may be further explored in land-scarce (e.g., China, India, Korea), water-scarce (e.g., California, the Middle East), non-temperate (e.g., Alaska, Scandinavia) and other markets where producers are trying to limit environmental influences.
These results suggests that WFN is capable of inhibiting amyloid aggregation, hence, WFN related compounds may thus be further explored for designing effective anti-amyloidosis compounds.
The negative rating on image, therefore, may need to be further explored in future studies in order to understand the qualities of social status that could be influential when deciding to adopt e-learning within Thai culture.
Although the full study data do not include participant perceptions of the intervention, some of these issues, and potentially our proposed conceptual framework which addresses multiple psychosocial and behavioral risks simultaneously, may be able to be further explored with the process, impact and outcome data from the full sample.
The reason(s) Palestinian women do not engage in daily walking for any purpose may be culture bound and should be further explored.
The formulations of herbal medicine can be further explored which may lead to novel insights in pharmacological management of cancer and other diseases.
