Future research among heterogeneous samples may benefit from more valid measures of on-call duty exposure (e.g., official work schedules).
Studies that examine risk factors for nosocomial CDI, particularly in the setting of limited sample size, may benefit from the use of CDS-ID to summarize risk of CDI associated with the degree of underlying comorbidity.
It has been suggested that the use of single gene RT-qPCR measurement for ERBB2 is insufficient for determining HER2 positive samples that may benefit from trastuzumab/Herceptin® therapy [ 35].
Larger samples of participants may benefit this study for more significant results of odour effect.
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In the future, integrating sequence information from DNASeq and RNASeq as well as clinical information in bigger sample size data sets may benefit such purpose.
To test the ability of the OncoMap to identify uncommon and/or sample-limited tumors that may benefit from specific classes of therapeutic agents, we profiled a panel of pediatric low-grade gliomas for common cancer gene mutations.
Although our Bayesian OED criterion is independent of the model investigated, it is likely that a good sampling strategy to implement may benefit from specific tuning in order to perform well on specific problem instances.
Future studies of drought response in C4 grasses and other plants may benefit from sampling at multiple time points, and at minimum, the precise time of sampling should be reported to facilitate comparisons across studies.
Before we discard this work as another negative study, we need to reevaluate how we select our study samples in terms of who may benefit most from this intervention and perhaps embrace the notion of measuring multiple outcomes across physical, neuropsychological, and caregiver domains to understand more fully the complex impact of a single rehabilitation intervention.
