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We tested whether smoothing of the ASTER data to match the scale of variability of the target sample would improve model correlations.

A future revision of 2-D simulation by including the results of our temperature estimation based on the in situ temperature at 900 mbsf and the heat flow derived from the temperatures, LWD, and the measured thermal conductivity data on the core sample would improve estimates of the overall thermal regime in the Nankai subduction zone.

Data from a local probability sample would improve the representativeness of the data available to planning groups.

Increasing sample size and recruiting a gender-balanced or programme-balanced sample would improve the generalizability of the findings.

During the study, two presumptive Salmonella colonies (double picks) were picked from six randomly selected water samples for microarray analysis to determine whether multiple picks from a water sample would improve the recovery of Salmonella from irrigation water by microarray analysis.

Although more intensive sampling would improve the resolution (see Figure 4), a significant difference in biogeographic patterns is evident.

An expanded taxon sampling would improve the phylogenetic inferences of SATé further, and with much wider and intensive sampling, the undue influence from 5.8S rDNA and other highly conserved regions is likely to be diluted.

A large sampling would improve the precision of estimates of chorioamnionitis on the outcome of extremely premature infants.

Another weakness was the small number of subjects included in the study; a large sampling would improve the precision of estimates of outcome.

We would like to note here however, that sampling is particularly sparse to support the latter duplication and that although our analyses provide support, increased taxon sampling would improve accuracy for this inferred node [e.g. [ 39]].

Using additional methods to clean samples would improve the method (e.g., membrane filters that exclude small fragment DNAs below a certain threshold (e.g., 200 bp) while preserving fragments of >400 bp).