Whether or not the Anomura is monophyletic needs intensive sampling.
Such a scenario should be investigated with more intensive sampling.
It is important to note, however, that canopy fogging was the most intensive mode of sampling in our study (100 sites, each repeated 9 times, compared to our combined ground-sampling methodologies of 60 sites, no repetition).
However, because refrigeration is available and easily practicable in most intensive care units, BAL sampling could be performed around the clock with the certainty that this will not affect the diagnostic accuracy of subsequent culture.
The X-ray scattering on voids was most intensive for the PE125 sample; however, the differences in intensities between specimens are difficult to estimate from Fig. 7.
A minimum interval of 12 months is reasonable for such sampling, and given seasonal differences, probably the most sensible interval for repeat, intensive, sampling of marked individuals.
It is clear that the most intensive scattering was from the PE125 sample and the lowest intensities were measured for the PE-N specimen.
This sample grew iteratively during data collection as it became clear that small independent sector organisations were the most diverse and would therefore need more intensive sampling to capture the fullest range of perspectives.
In other words, the mid-point is located within the most intensive fishing area where the majority of samples have been collected (Erkinaro and Niemelä, unpublished data).
The Oncholaimoidea and Phanodermatidae represent the two most densely sampled groups within this study-similarly intensive sampling efforts will be needed to determine true extent of molecular diversity in other nematode families.
