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Induction chemotherapy has some appealing advantages including the opportunity of assessing tumor response and selecting the patients who are candidates for organ preservation.

Thus, use of gene variants as an unconfounded instrument for CRP levels offers the opportunity of assessing the causal relevance of CRP for atherosclerosis.

Moreover, induction chemotherapy reduces the risk of distant metastasis and offers the opportunity of assessing tumor chemosensitivity and selecting the patients who are candidate for organ preservation [ 7].

Moreover, by conducting this study in only one urban health district of the country, there is little opportunity of assessing variations in the prevalence of CKD across the gradient of urbanization in the country.

Moreover, by conducting this study in only one geographical site, despite its cosmopolitan population, there is little opportunity of assessing the variations in the prevalence of CKD across the country.

This study is also limited by the lack of opportunity for assessing the convergent validity of the measures, i.e. the SCI-R was the only measure of diabetes self-care included in the study.

PAPIs, as the key flood risk management public policy instrument in France, are interesting windows of opportunity for assessing expected risk coping capacity.

Microarray technologies have been the main platform in recent years [ 10] and microarray expression data gave the opportunity of both assessing thousands of genes at the same time while providing a better understanding of the underlying biological processes of many complex diseases [ 11- 13].

This complex rollout created idiosyncratic variation in the maximum availability of UI benefits and hence provides a unique opportunity for assessing the effects of UI benefit extensions on job search behavior and unemployment duration.

Consequently, the operated patient offers the best in vivo opportunity for assessing the influence of luminal microbiota on the occurrence of new lesions [ 49].

Assessment of STI cases drawn from public clinics opens up a window of opportunity to assess their spatial pattern, which may improve our characterization of infected patients to better inform control intervention.