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Only the mean maximum temperature has significant trend during the study period (Figs. 11, 12), so the climate change that will be evaluated in this study will rely on the significant increase in the maximum temperature that will be reflected in the simulation of streamflow for the next 15 years.

This study will rely on commitment from the Alice Springs primary and tertiary health care sector.

This study will rely on interviews with injured people and their family to obtain detailed direct medical costs.

This study will rely on sampling methods most commonly used currently in UK primary care, namely nappy pad and clean catch.

Children younger than 5 years old are excluded from the study, as this study will rely on self-report as much as possible.

Using this technique, the study will rely on the immune graft-versus-tumor effect of the allo-HSCT.

The study will rely on primary and secondary sources of data to identify alters with ties to the focal actors, and use the collected data to inform the research of the overall social embeddedness of the focal actors' networks during their respective selected time frames.

Therefore, at least for the near future, large scale human genetic studies will rely on techniques that select and enrich for chromosomal regions of interest prior to sequencing.

Future studies will rely on further molecular (in vitro) analysis and in vivo models to achieve a full understanding of the roles of Cif in microbial pathogenesis, commensalism and symbiosis.

Therefore, comprehensive studies will rely on the development of fast and efficient tools to identify the small number of relevant SNPs out of the millions in the human genome.

Therefore, success of comprehensive candidate gene studies will rely substantially on the development of new statistical methods for evaluating the cumulative effect of whole biological pathways on susceptibility to breast cancer.