This finding is in alignment with the finding that successful implementation should take place in a supportive environment (Klein and Sorra 1996; Zhu and Engels 2013) and that collaboration tends to be more successful than individuals attempting to implement an innovation (Zhu and Engels 2013).
In alignment with this finding, Saarela and colleagues [ 40] have previously shown that the presence of the APOE ε4 allele together with a certain MMP-3 polymorphism increases the risk for developing AD in cognitively unaffected elderly individuals more than the presence of APOE ε4 allele alone [ 40].
These results are in alignment with our findings that suggest that there are additional cardiovascular benefits associated with the achievement of both LDL-C and HbA1c goals when compared with only HbA1c goal achievement, while there are additional microvascular benefits associated with the achievement of both HbA1c and LDL-C goals when compared with only LDL-C goal achievement.
These data are in alignment with other findings suggesting cAMP may be part in an important shift in chondrocyte phenotype [ 41, 42].
Given this lack of alignment, the findings should offer housing providers with a better understanding of consumer preferences in the Saudi Arabia context.
Cluster analyses based on each of these measures partitioned the FTLD cohort into two subgroups (Fig. 4; details provided in Supplementary Material); taken together, these analyses partitioned the FTLD cohort into at least four pathological subgroups (Pick's, MAPT, TDP-C, corticobasal degeneration/FUS), in alignment with the group-level voxel-based morphometry findings (Fig. 5).
The present data may be in alignment with those of previous investigators, but not with the findings by Lin et al. [ 10].
They would like other major clinical specialties to offer the opportunity to work with VPS; especially so if certain topics are not comprised in the study plan, but are likely to surface in the first level of attention, finding in alignment with the recent accreditation requirements of the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) [ 1, 13].
62 63 Our findings are in alignment with the results of two sepsis trials of hydroxyethyl starch 200/0.5-0.6 on renal impairment and late adverse effects. 2 3 Thus the adverse effects of hydroxyethyl starch may be a class effect independent of molecular weight and substitution ratio.
These findings are in alignment with the constructs of HBM that predicts women who perceive themselves to be susceptible to breast cancer (perceived susceptibility) and who also believe that breast cancer is a serious disease (perceived seriousness) are more likely to practice regular BSE.
