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cVDPV isolates identified in crowded populations and/or those with poor hygiene suggest more extensive transmission compared with those found among socially privileged populations.

These studies suggest more extensive and long-term paternal care than has previously been reported in Old World monkeys (e.g., Stein 1984, Taub and Redican 1984).

They suggest more extensive use of the likelihood ratio test (LRT) test for covariate evaluation and selection when shrinkage is large, which is much more time consuming than selection from EBEs.

We therefore recommend cautious interpretation of both alder and f3 results presented here, and suggest more extensive sampling may provide more robust results with sophisticated analytical software (see the electronic supplementary material).

Calculations of peaks per gene suggested more extensive H3K27me3 than H3K4me3 modifications of both cell lines, especially in PC3 cells (6.7 peaks/gene vs 3.4 peaks/gene), and comparable to human embryonic stem (ES) cells [12], [13].

This result suggests more extensive study on this observation is needed.

The favourable observed diagnostic yield of an ILR strategy suggests more extensive usage of this diagnostic tool.

Whether the lower lymphocyte count in RT-PCR positive patients suggests moRT-PCR positiveral infection remains to be clarified.

For patient 3, while the visual fields suggest that the damage is relatively confined and subtle, the RGC + IPL probability map suggests more extensive damage.

His analysis identified some ways to improve cash flow, but he also suggested more extensive changes to work processes and staffing to improve business viability and efficiency.

Overall, multiple factors likely to be controlling endocytic pathways, encompassing SNAREs, Rabs and possibly also the HOPS complex, appear more highly expressed in the BSF, consistent with earlier data but also suggesting more extensive remodelling than previously suspected.