In this second article, we identify and describe several, often interacting clusters of pathways that lead from globalization to changes in SDH that are relevant to health equity and provide an analytical starting point for more context-specific research.
The generation of this data set, as well as data sets of male germ cells, female germ cells and staged larvae, have assisted in our general understanding of the genes involved in gamete formation, as well as provided a starting point for more detailed analyses of the specific roles these genes play in the germ line [ 7, 13- 21].
This was done at the expense of tissue-specific responses, but we believe that our results provide an important starting point for more detailed studies concerning gene expression in separate tissues, different developmental stages or different light sources and regimes.
However, the results of these analyses provide a starting point for more detailed calculations.
Such models are the starting point for more realistic nonlinear models.
Of course, these predictions are never "bullet-proof" evidence, but can be the starting point for more conclusive experiments.
The intent is to use these results as starting points for more traditional platform parameter optimization.
However, the expression profiles provide starting points for more in-depth studies on candidate genes using additional genetic approaches.
We see this list not as the final product, but as the starting point for building more specific instruments to stimulate complete and transparent reporting, such as a checklist and a writing aid for authors, tools for reviewers and editors, instruction videos, and teaching materials, all based on this STARD list of essential items.
