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The federal Department of Education is paying for a more comprehensive study of the effects of the strategy.

But data from Wildfire's much more comprehensive study of 43 brands had rosier results.

A more comprehensive study of environmental risks would require incorporating the complexities associated with ecosystems, including increased biodiversity and changing environmental conditions.

The presented sprain simulator allows a more comprehensive study of the kinematics of ankle sprain when compared with some previous laboratory research designs.

A more comprehensive study of iceberg-hosted sediment is now required to ascertain the extent to which Fe oxyhydroxide nanoparticulates are present in icebergs and their geographical distribution, and examine their bioavailability experimentally.

This study is a first step toward the design and statistical powering of an AD prevention trial using at-risk veterans as subjects, and provides the basis for a larger, more comprehensive study of dementia risk factors in veterans.

More comprehensive studies of the impact of family background on children's development and adult outcomes are available.

This finding may lead to more comprehensive studies of the effect of the particle rotation on fluid solid drag laws.

This gives rise to the need for more comprehensive studies of the problem that can only be done by numerical simulations due to the high cost of experiments.

While more comprehensive studies of this kind are ultimately required, this computational study demonstrates that models with similar training (reverse-engineering) error that have been inferred under varying degrees of a priori known topology information, exhibit considerably different predictive performance.

Recent advances in temperature monitoring allow more comprehensive studies of the underlying processes influencing annual variation of temperatures and how thermal variability may impact aquatic organisms at individual-, populandon-, and community-based scales.