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Within the limit of this study, it can be concluded that early exposure of a bioresorbable matrix barrier during lateral ridge augmentation may compromise the results of the GBR procedure but may still result in a favorable alveolar ridge width gain that allows for the placement of dental implants.

In sum, to return to the results of the present study, together with the results of Regtvoort and van der Leij (2007), Eleveld (2005) and van Otterloo et al. (2009), it may be concluded that early training of phoneme awareness and letter knowledge in The Netherlands gives specific and immediate results.

Based on the findings of the study, it can be concluded that early invitation to food supplementation compared to usual timing of food supplementation during pregnancy reduces the occurrence of stunting at 0 54 months of age among boys but not among girls.

The advantage of this kind of 2-D PET became obvious by the papers of Pentlow et al., Herzog et al. and Lubberink et al. [ 4, 10– 13], and it can be concluded that early studies using the PC4096 WB scanner for quantitative imaging of nonstandard positron emitters provided valid results even without any corrections for prompt gamma coincidences.

It is concluded that early considerations on food hygiene and sustainability can help SMEs to comply with hygiene standards, reduce cost and increase profit margin.

It is concluded that early commitment events in the cerebral cortex may specify a neuron's laminar position and restrict the range of potential axonal projections that the cell may form, but that local positional cues direct neurons to select (or maintain) only certain of the possible projections.

In a review by Gluckman and Hanson published in 2004, it was concluded that early development make important echoes in disease risk throughout life, and that this is important to bear in mind when forming interventional strategies [ 34].

Based on information from several experiments and surveys, it has been concluded that early weaning at 3-4 weeks can be an effective management strategy to improve wean-to-finish growth performance and provide a higher number of piglets per sow per year in commercial multi-site production systems which would well control the disease transfer from the sow to the piglet [ 6].

It was concluded that earlier studies may have overestimated the prevalence and duration of these symptoms, showing their progressive resolution within three to six months.

It was concluded that earlier observed loss of enzymatic activity, resulting from a 10 min exposure of the protein to −0.58 V vs Ag/AgCl/3 M KCl, was not due to reduction of the disulfide bonds as suggested by Santhanam et al., because the enzyme showed the best activity in its reduced form, while its oxidation caused a decrease of its activity.

It can be concluded that annual early fire was the factor that most affected sapling recruitment.