Moreover, the data could aid risk assessments for BP-3 exposure if future toxicologic or epidemiologic studies suggest the need for such research, and may encourage further research to determine the potential public health impact of exposure at the levels reported.
In contrast, other components of the regulations (such as the Natural Health Products Research Program) and the ability to make label claims based on scientific research may actually encourage research and innovation.
Moreover, the description of the data protocols properties may encourage further research collaborations between different laboratories.
The counter-argument is that statistical quantification and pooling of results from many studies helps to identify reasons for variability, inconsistency or heterogeneity in the literature, and thus may encourage further research [ 23, 25].
In our study, the sample size available for the analysis of progenitor cell compartment is too small to make a conclusion, however we hope our data may encourage further research to answer these hypothesis.
Ambient air quality was recently ranked as the highest environmental health risk in the country [7], which in itself may encourage new research to understand how reducing emissions from specific sources could benefit air quality.
Such dysregulation of cytokines was also found in the heterozygous parents, providing a novel insight into genotype-phenotype correlation of FHL which may encourage future research of this rare disease.
We anticipate that this limitation may encourage future research to corroborate our findings and elaborate on several aspects, especially on a possible therapeutic role of IL-18BP in HLH.
The current economic climate together with increasing demands for sharing by funders and journals may encourage the research community to share, so facilities such as ShARM are timely.
Inclusion of severe premenstrual symptoms as a full category in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V) may encourage more research on PMDD and PMS (Epperson et al. 2012).
