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follow-up noun by-product, completion, result, sequel follow-up verb accomplished, be thorough, carry through, complete, conduct, develop, discharge, end, finalize, finish, follow through, gain a determination, gain finality, gain results, go through with, handle, manage, oversee, perform, prosecute to a conclusion, pursue, scruuinize closely, see through, supervise, transact How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| However, Drake notes, follow-up studies in his lab hint that sex hormones such as estrogen and testosterone control expression of many of the genes. Unlike with anonymous DNA databases, EPR donors provide their names and contact information so they can be asked to participate in follow-up studies if their DNA contains a polymorphism of interest. We have often complained about the failure of the FDA to make sure that once drugs are approved for marketing, there are follow-up studies to see how the drugs perform and to identify whatever unanticipated side effects might develop. |
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