In the same vein, observation of individual data seems to indicate more systematic effects among members of the rightward LP group as compared to those of the leftward LP group.
However, a more systematic assessment on the effect of the kernel and its comparison to shortest-path, direct-interaction-only, or other methods, such as GTOM [38] is certainly in order.
Unexpected significant changes in the hardness were observed, so a more systematic analysis of the effect of impurities on the hardness and structural evolution was performed.
Finally, in order to be able to measure performance in physiotherapy, we need more research and more systematic reviews on the effects of physiotherapy interventions for patients with knee OA.
For a more systematic comparison of this finite effect artifact see supplementary figure S8, Supplementary Material online.
To gain more systematic insights in the molecular effects of DS, a meta-analysis on 45 different studies (Vilardell et al., 2011) was recently conducted and its results present a comprehensive resource for DS research with a catalogue of genes inside and outside of HSA21 being altered due to dosage effects, some of them highly related to other syndromes.
However, more systematic analyses of the direct effects of HMW-GS genes on grain properties are difficult due to technical difficulties in development of an ideal transgenic line that has the target HMW-GS gene over-expressed without affecting other endogenous genes' expression in wheat grains.
It is needed to conduct more systematic characterization/analysis to figure out the effect of size, density, and shape of randomly distributed nanostructures on optical properties.
Second, a quality control procedure as well as new drug signature gene set selection algorithm are developed to remove the possible noise in cMap data and characterize drug's treatment effect in a more systematic manner.
While Cameron's endorsement of Zac Goldsmith's warning against the use of plastic dildos is welcome, there needs to be a more systematic method of ensuring the harmful effects of consumer products are properly acknowledged and countered.
