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Future research should examine potential mediators of this relationship as well as associations in longitudinal study designs of larger samples.
The basic concepts and designs put forth here extend in a straightforward fashion to higher fields and imaging of larger samples by ex situ methodologies.
This has limited the possibilities to study the mechanical and physical properties, e.g. compressive strength and diffusivity, which require the use of larger samples.
Recommendations for future studies include assessment of larger samples, inclusion of healthy controls, longitudinal rather than cross-sectional study designs, detailed capturing of data on confounding variables for both disorders and verification of significant findings in other populations.
Finally, having access to better data, in terms of larger samples, does lead to substantial increases in the precision of the welfare effects estimates, though the rate of convergence can be slow.
Gulland and Rosenberg (1992) noted that sampling from large number of smaller samples than sampling from a limited number of larger samples will always give more information, while providing estimates with smaller variance.
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Replication of the findings in future studies of larger sample size is warranted.
The less scattered results of larger sample size suggests more reliable estimates.
The studies with patients of larger sample size are required for further clinical applications.
These loci were selected for setup of multiplex STR assays and utilized in genotyping of larger sample cohort.
Further investigations of larger sample sizes are needed to confirm this observation.
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