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This genome-wide picture of standing variation can certainly provide broader understanding of the taxonomic status of Neophocaena populations, and more importantly in assessing conservation priority and designing conservation programs for this highly endangered species.

[ 18, 19] They provide broader insights on and better understanding of how people perceive a specific problem.

Shadowing the resident on call would provide possibilities for both educational strategies and provide a broader understanding of general internal medicine problems.

These data provide a broader understanding of potentially desirable and undesirable groups of bacteria through time, but they do not yet provide insight into the spatial heterogeneity at the colony scale or connectivity of these microbial consortia.

Although this article refers to PCPs to provide a broader understanding of the products discussed, the term 'cosmetics' is used in both European and South African legislation to refer to PCPs - that is, cosmetic products and cosmetics in the European Cosmetics regulation (EC 1223/2009) [1] and cosmetics in South African legislation (SA Act 39 of 2007 [2]).

Understanding the patterns of change in coral cover in relation to different sources of disturbance should provide a broader understanding of risks to reef resilience.

This would provide a broader understanding of the spectrum of public attitudes towards pharmacological drug treatment.

Furthermore, new analytical methods with a semi-quantitative interpretation of breath tests might provide a broader understanding of breath test outcomes [ 31].

Our studies provide a broader understanding of the molecular physiology of Hif-1α Hif-1αe cells and may lead to the desinn of strategies to augment skeletal therapeutics.

Despite these limitations our results provide a broader understanding of the association between frailty and quality of death and may have implications for clinicians, individuals, and public health.

Another question is how can these results from two specific sites be understood to generalize to a broader area, and help provide a broader understanding of MU risk and/or mitigation strategies.