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Based on the results of previous population studies, the Japanese appear to have a closer genetic relationship to Koreans than to other Asian populations [20], [22], [23] so the Korean population is particularly suitable to test for the same correlation.

Moreover, the EST tests impact on cardiac and not neural development and is thus not suitable to test for DNT.

Family data are suitable to test for population stratification by disentangling the SNP effect in a between-family and a within-family effect (Fulker et al. 1999; Medland & Neale 2010).

This combination may only be suitable to test drug candidates for side effect profiles at partially efficacious levels but not the maximum efficacious levels.

More broadly, CrT−/y mice exhibit cognitive deficits similar to those seen in CrT deficient patients and as such provides a model with good fidelity to the human condition suitable to test potential therapies for this currently untreatable disorder.

These may be suitable to test and compare different implants for safety and clinical approval, but are not always representative of the post-operative situation, which is decisive when it comes to bone healing.

A suitable substrate to test for more global mechanisms of inhibition under the winner-take-all concept is a recently described periodicity map in gerbil auditory cortex [4].

Secondly, a suitable method to test for adaptation, in theory and practice, might be to measure WEC in a cross-factorial design with artificial infection e.g. [ 7].

Thus, owing to a joint natural history and presumable differences in the IGP risk posed to each other, the three predatory mites are perfectly suitable animals to test for threat-sensitive anti-IGP behaviours.

We nonetheless hope that they can at least serve to inspire those with more suitable experience to test for an epigenetic basis of HS, including the specific model that we have proposed.

As such, this group-specific cortical cluster is a suitable candidate to test for an anatomical connection with the STN, as it is functionally associated with choice bias and value-based processes.