This report in which FISH and aCGH were used to more comprehensively characterize the genomic rearrangement in a patient with clinical manifestations of 9p duplication syndrome underscores the importance of further characterizing cytogenetically detected rearrangements.
Because PacBio sequencing produces longer reads, it can be used to more comprehensively identify transcripts.
Recently developed genome-wide assays aimed at measuring Pol II elongation rates, such as GRO-seq, can be used to more comprehensively explore the relationship between the kinetics of transcriptional elongation and alternative splicing.
In spite of the need for further study, the proposed framework of TB behavioral health promotion indicators can be used to more comprehensively monitor, evaluate, and improve the quality of TB health promotion programs by health practitioners and policy makers.
Other clinical assessments including knee joint laxity, muscle performance, proprioception and self-report measures of function capture different aspects of physical performance and when used in combination, more comprehensively describe the patient's status at a given point in time [ 16, 31].
The present study using large datasets enabled us to more comprehensively and precisely evaluate the effect of probiotics on gut microbiota than the previous probiotic intervention researches in which the analysis exclusively focussed on only several limited bacterial species using conventional methods.
Providers can use PROs to more comprehensively assess and monitor their patients' health and treatment efficacy and safety, uncover hidden disability, the impact on health-related quality of life, and improve shared decision making.
This allows us to more comprehensively understand the abatement potential inherent in the use of the METS mechanism.
We have used RNA-Seq to more comprehensively interrogate the human retinal transcriptome.
Enhanced sampling in future years will allow us to more comprehensively assess this potential bias.
Data on several important patient characteristics are limited or absent in Medicare and NIS datasets that can be examined more comprehensively using data from total joint registries, similar to ours.
