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Remote sensing, especially acoustic methods such as sidescan or swath mapping, can be used to rapidly characterise large areas of the sea floor [6], and is extremely useful in this respect, but in order to give information about biological distributions, this requires verification from detailed in-situ sampling of components of marine biodiversity [7].

Given the association with ER-negative disease, it may be possible to further define a population within the group of patients being treated with trastuzumab who are at particularly high risk (i.e. those with ER-negative disease, and visceral metastases), although this requires verification in other studies.

As there is no evidence for an increased population of neuroimmune cells in the thalamus of neuropathic rats, the most parsimonious explanation of the present data is an increased expression of CB2 receptors on thalamic neurons, although this requires verification by immunohistochemical approaches.

This information indicated that 454 technology was perfectly suited to the AT-rich mt genomes of strongylid nematodes, but this required verification.

This approach requires verification that the distribution of the two factors (i.e. genetic and environmental) is independent among controls.

Although this result requires verification with other molecular methods, it was previously reported that LEC2 might be only expressed during early embryo morphogenesis [ 15].

Consequently, we consider it likely that knowledge of communication skills will increase the success of training such skills, although this notion requires verification by further research.

Furthermore, the test accuracy established in this study requires verification at more real-world RCT simulation settings, such as varying effect estimates between competing interventions.

As high temperatures are not used, these strategies appear to be suited to tricky protein targets that aggregate irreversibly in conventional assays employing thermal denaturation methods [1,2], although this still requires verification.

In urothelial bladder cancers, intravesical instillation of nanoparticles and intravesical exposure of laser energy can considerably lower the chance of depositing the nanoparticles in healthy tissue because they can be immediately voided after treatment; however, this issue requires verification in animal studies.

This hypothesis however requires verification.