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Furthermore, future studies are needed to monitor symptomatic presentations, classify depressive symptoms and control more comprehensively for confounders potentially interfering with immune depression relations (including lifestyle factors, other psychiatric disorders, comorbid physical conditions and medications used at the time of assessments).

From this perspective it is possible to more comprehensively account for the potential benefits of infrastructure funds, an important advantage for investigators drafting centre designs and for funders seeking to gauge the impacts of their investment.

Accordingly, instead of a science of immunity based on a strict self-other configuration (where the self is established in embryo and maintained throughout life), the conception of an "immunological biography" and contextual setting more comprehensively accounts for the organism's interactive ecology and dialectic character.

To more comprehensively test for the presence of Roc-Cullin complexes, we assembled a panel of anti-Cullin antibodies (see methods) and used these in IP/immunoblot analyses.

Our study sought additional components of beliefs about gay men to more comprehensively evaluate for the presence of bias.

Thus, we were able to assess accuracies of GEBV and differences more comprehensively than for the QTLMAS XII data set.

To more comprehensively test for additional MS-associated loci, we examined approximately 30 000 SNPs, whose initial association P-values were ≤0.10 in the original IMSGC GWAS, in an independent data set.

He was at it again today, reiterating his call for a Marshall Plan for Africa, more comprehensively outlined in the Commission for Africa report.

In this paper we suggest a design for diagnostic studies that considers the requirements of diagnosis in primary care more comprehensively: the comprehensive diagnostic study.

Second, all TB patients known to be HIV- infected consecutively selected in order to more comprehensively evaluate referrals for ART.

Peptide toxins from Conus geographus venom have been more comprehensively characterized than for any other venom, but the transcriptomic analysis reported above provides significant new insights into the mechanism of prey capture by the snail.