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Larger-scale profiling studies are also needed in order to more fully characterise the genomic landscape of breast cancer.
To more fully characterise the signalling pathways used by HGS-ETR1, activation of intracellular apoptotic signalling molecules was determined by Western analysis in three cell lines.
Longitudinal studies would be helpful to more fully characterise the morphological changes that occur over time in the muscle of people with sarcopenia.
The identification of the primary disease-related variants at 6q23 is likely to initially involve high-throughput DNA sequencing in a large number of patients and controls to more fully characterise the genetic structure of the region.
Yet with increasing focus on the role of the food environment in shaping food choices it is important to more fully characterise the association between food access and deprivation in the UK.
We also included measures of general use of imagery and tendency to ruminate (a form of verbal processing) in everyday life in order to more fully characterise any effects of the CBM-I on imagery and verbal processing.
The second subset appear fairly inactive, but more work is necessary to fully characterise these cells.
Although related, the indicators are not interchangeable, with previous work identifying their independent contribution to dietary outcomes and emphasising the importance of using more than one indicator to fully characterise the socio-economic patterning of diet.
A simple model for the roles of these lipids is summarised in Fig 9. Clearly, more work is needed to fully characterise and understand the relationships between these three different phosphoinositides and the mechanisms that coordinate their kinases and phosphatases.
However, little has been performed to fully characterise same in unconventional shale geometries.
The resulting Stress Discontinuity model can fully characterise active and passive stress states within bulk material.
