Certainly, for a novel genotyping technique to be employed for the study of a particular genetic polymorphism, this technology should better be confirmed using direct sequencing.
This encoding should better represent the fact that a substitution in a position of the peptide could have little influence on the probability of phosphorylation if the residues have similar physicochemical properties.
This should involve better images' quality and therefore, better results.
In this context, further studies should better address the causes of hypertension, taking into consideration epigenetic phenomena and environmental factors.
This means that physicians should better control pancreatic function of newborns in order to prevent further damages to cardiovascular system.
Further studies, however, should better verify this hypothesis.
The authors should better investigate this discrepancy.
The results of this and other studies 55 should better inform the use of co-trimoxazole prophylaxis in HIV exposed infants in areas with endemic malaria.
This should be better informed to avoid spending time and effort in an assay that is better for other molecules.
