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Data on several important patient characteristics are limited or absent in Medicare and NIS datasets that can be examined more comprehensively using data from total joint registries, similar to ours.

However, we propose that the evolutionary significance of multiple gene duplicates may be evaluated more comprehensively using available biological information and analytical tools such as whole genome sequences, pathway data, and in silico simulation software, as was attempted here.

The underlying assumption of mixed methods research is that it can address a research question more comprehensively than using either quantitative or qualitative methods alone.

To look more comprehensively, we used the "GBM_finder" script of Wright et al. (2011) to identify motifs associated with C. elegans GLD-1 binding (Ryder et al. 2004; Wright et al. 2011) among the upstream and downstream regions of Cbr-GLD-1 targets (supplementary table S4, Supplementary Material online).

In order to characterize a protecting coating more comprehensively, scratch tests are used additionally.

The results indicated that the developed model can quantify the embodied environmental impacts of buildings more comprehensively, and can be used by decision-makers as a tool for selecting environment-friendly buildings.

Because PacBio sequencing produces longer reads, it can be used to more comprehensively identify transcripts.

As the mechanism of induced pluripotency is understood more comprehensively, iPSC can be widely used in modern molecular medicine.

Recently developed genome-wide assays aimed at measuring Pol II elongation rates, such as GRO-seq, can be used to more comprehensively explore the relationship between the kinetics of transcriptional elongation and alternative splicing.

In spite of the need for further study, the proposed framework of TB behavioral health promotion indicators can be used to more comprehensively monitor, evaluate, and improve the quality of TB health promotion programs by health practitioners and policy makers.

Providers can use PROs to more comprehensively assess and monitor their patients' health and treatment efficacy and safety, uncover hidden disability, the impact on health-related quality of life, and improve shared decision making.