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For more informative studies of extremes from the GED, Nair [7] considered higher-order expansions for distribution and moments of normalized maxima from the GED ( 2 ) under optimal normalizing constants.
The pharmacometric approaches discussed allow design and analysis of more informative studies.
Finally, measures to estimate in utero exposures retrospectively among women diagnosed in their 40s 60s could lead to more informative studies of this important life stage.
Histological confirmation before initiation of treatment might be advocated as the " condicio sine qua non" in order to design more informative studies about treatment of MUO.
The studies are noteworthy as they highlight several important developments in the analysis of pharmacokinetic data in pregnant women that will aid in the design of more informative studies and the development of evidence-based dosing algorithms.
During our recruitment in the TEA trial, more informative studies have appeared (lower three studies in Table 3), i.e., two published RCTs [ 15, 21] and one RCT reported to clinicaltrials.gov [ 28].
A more informative study would be to harvest the MP-derived cells from the two types of explants and ascertain the differentiation endpoints of these cells by transcriptome analysis (e.g. RNA-Seq) against the kidney cells (as for the analysis of the MM cells in vitro, Figure 7A).
A more informative study would have compared the distribution of established risk factors in Marin County with those in other California urban counties, to evaluate how much of the excess might be due to any unfavorable distribution of risk factors in Marin County.
Therefore, when one wishes to assess the total burden of ADRs at the population level, such study types are more informative than studies that assess ADRs for specific medicines only.
Therefore, studies that measure PON1 activities may be more informative than studies that rely solely on PON1 genotype data.
Study designs matched to more sophisticated biological hypotheses will likely prove more informative than studies that do not take into account current understanding of the complexities of breast cancer.
