In order to pinpoint the value for money of maxillary overdentures based on six instead of four implants more precisely, future research should thus specifically intend to provide more detailed insights into patient satisfaction.
More precisely, the research question should ask, for example, which reasons have been given for or against the view that the relevant intervention or action is morally justifiable, impermissible, permissible or obligatory, or for the views that a specific intervention should, or need not, be made.
Finally, possibilities arising from the new as well as the usual perspectives on design and scenario work for educational science and psychology – more precisely, coaching and creativity research – are dealt with.
In this respect, Finland stands out as one of the most active countries regarding futures research and, more precisely, the study about images of the future.
At the end of the phase, the students are able to formulate their research focus more precisely, suggest titles for the projects, and have a vague idea about the experimental approach.
However, during the entire research process, more precisely in the development of recommendations, patients' or their parents'/guardians' perspectives were not consulted; their input was only indirectly included according to the clinical experiences of the panel of experts.
Finally, while these results suggest a significant relationship between improvements in symptoms and improvements in functional impairment, future research should more precisely examine the relationship between symptomatic and functional domains, i.e., whether symptom change mediates improvement in functional status, and whether there are baseline factors that moderate these relationships.
To some Italians, the American eagerness to rely on science and, more precisely, a mutual recognition of domestic research and testing, is based as much on expediency as reason.
By standardizing protocols and reducing uncontrolled variables, research can be more precisely targeted so as to unmask the real benefits to the patient.
If these questions can be answered future research may be more precisely focused and potentially more productive.
This is unfortunate since objective markers are needed both in the clinic for practical diagnosis and in the research setting to more precisely define therapeutic targets.
