An investigation on decisions to implement and continue dietary gluten avoidance among patients, caregivers, and health-care professionals would be valuable to explain these findings.
However, population-specific dietary habits and/or environmental exposures may still be valuable hypotheses to explain the specific pattern of NAT2 haplotype frequencies in this geographic area.
"I thought it was a valuable contribution to explaining the heroism of those people who I believed saved the Capitol, and gave up their lives to do that," he said.
But cultural evolutionary models also aim to assess the role of cultural inheritance in the construction of adaptation: here, cultural evolutionary theorists are not merely seeking to explain distributions of traits in populations, they are seeking to explain the appearance of valuable cultural novelties (Godfrey-Smith 2012).
Similarly, determination of the TRX interacting protein (TXNIP) could give valuable data to help explain the TRX kinetics after CA. However, TXNIP is an intracellular protein that cannot be routinely measured in serum samples.
Grounded in the vast and diverse theoretical epidemiology field, these mathematical models serve as valuable tools to explain empirical data, predict possible outcomes of virus infection, and propose the optimal strategy of anti-virus therapy [ 1, 2].
The obtained shear rate correlation is a valuable tool to explain existing deviations in screening and production results, ultimately assisting bioprocesses development by means of consistent scale-up or scale-down procedures.
Thus, understanding GRG architecture provides a valuable tool to explain how genes are expressed in an organism, an important aspect of synthetic biology and essential toward the development of the "in silico" cell.
Instead, physiologically based kinetic models have gained special importance for toxicology and have been recognized as a valuable tool to explain toxicity phenomena and underlying mechanisms (Bessems et al. 2014).
Because other nonhuman primate species have similar constraints in vocal production, it is likely that also in other primate species, loud calls can function as valuable tool to explain taxonomic relations and migration backgrounds.
