"Whether these discoveries are important, incidental, or irrelevant, all of them give greater power to the watcher".
This focus has the important incidental effect that many historically important differences between natural law theorists can be omitted, differences which pertain more to the foundations of normativity than to the nature and functions (or "the concept") of positive law.
Potentially important incidental non-cardiac findings were disclosed immediately after the scan was interpreted.
Throughout the study, we attempted to document important incidental findings related to the implementation of the CDS.
(See Table 1) Important incidental findings on echocardiography included a resting regional wall motion abnormality in 17 (6%) and LV systolic dysfunction in 12 (4%).
A parent-mediated delivery method has advantages in this setting notably that parents are a widely available and affordable human resource with important incidental benefits on parental empowerment and parenting practice.
Moreover, screening in a large population of schoolchildren might yield in exceptional cases important incidental clinical findings unrelated to RHD but yet relevant for future prognosis (ie, bicuspid aortic valve, atrial septal defect).
Further, whether the CT scan visualized important incidental findings influencing the final treatment plan, and finally whether adding a CT scan would delay surgery for the out-hospital patients.
It is thus an important incidental finding that alcohol studies which ask participants about their drinking and its consequences in bars may be subject to very different dynamics affecting reporting behaviour than in other settings.
An important incidental finding, revealed by the phylogenetic tree, is that the only complete bonobo mtDNA sequence available to date in the GenBank database, also used as the bonobo mtDNA reference sequence, is probably an artificial hybrid of two sequences belonging to two different major haplogroups.
