On account of PEM URFCs being the subject of more widespread study and use, the chapter focuses on these URFCs.
In the coming years, we expect a more widespread study and application of these probes with potential clinical translations, in the areas such as deep-tissue imaging, molecular diagnosis of the disease, image-guided delivery, and targeted nanoparticle drug delivery, monitoring disease progression and outcome of therapy.
We also urge against generalizing the trend observed in this study, which is derived from the analysis of only three populations, to all rural populations, without additional, more widespread, studies because the populations studied might not be representative.
Although functional approaches to linguistic analysis have become more widespread in the study of Ancient Hebrew in recent decades, surprisingly little work has been carried out from the perspective of Systemic Functional Grammar (SFG), in spite of the more widespread representation of other functional schools in the literature (Anstey 2009; van der Merwe 2003).
He began working in the mouth as it was more accessible for continued observations and there was a high rate of missing teeth in the general population offered more subjects for widespread study.
Under-prescribing is even more widespread – a recent study found that 58% of older patients do not receive one or more clinically indicated medications according to START criteria [ 14].
Although monitoring of smaller particles measuring ≤ 2.5 μm (PM2.5) has become more widespread, only one study in California has evaluated PM2.5 in relation to respiratory related infant mortality; results support a positive association (Woodruff et al. 2006).
Lawlessness, the kind that is considered as factual non-compliance with existing law, is often far more widespread than the studied phenomenon known as compliance.
Thus, the PCR-based method has proven an effective screening strategy for rapid and effective screening in a military population, and is anticipated to improve typing accuracy in larger cohorts as these methods become more widespread in surveillance studies.
In this way, our study suggests that that more widespread registration of such cohort studies and/or publication of characteristics of cohort studies and the variables measured 62 could play a role in strengthening future systematic reviews while also limiting publication bias.
As underlined by the authors of the Casilino study, more widespread use of rapid identification of potential migraine sufferers by the ID Migraine test might be very useful for a large recruitment of migraine patients to medical care.
