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Although this has to be specifically tested in clinical trials, improvement in anxiety control is possibly the mechanism why behavioural treatments are efficacious in migraine treatment.

It is possible that some of these pathological mechanisms develop earlier in male than in female R6/1 animals, a hypothesis that should be specifically tested in future studies.

However, the model must be specifically tested in an independent population with a larger sample size.

Lifestyle interventions [ 97] (including dietary changes, increased physical activity and weigth loss) could also be specifically tested in diabetic HF patients.

Participants having an A1C test in the past year or who did not know if their A1C was specifically tested in the past year were then asked for their last A1C level.

Similarly, a lower 15 mg once-daily dose of rivaroxaban (or 10 mg once-daily in patients with creatinine clearance 30 49 mL/min) was specifically tested in Japanese patients.

Although some instruments to evaluate self-reported information on digestive symptoms have been specifically tested in the elderly [ 29], faecal impaction was not included; moreover, faecal impaction is likely to be associated with cognitive impairment [ 16], so any study on faecal impaction should take this limitation into account.

The "surprising" finding that BMI is the driving factor behind MetS-related LV increased mass was not totally unexpected but has never been specifically tested before, especially in a context of ow/ob non-elderly hypertensive patients.

Very few of the evidence-based programs have been specifically tested with these students in mind, let alone as the primary target.

This hypothesis was specifically tested by Mehta and colleagues in a prospective sub-study of the randomized controlled Vasopressin in Septic Shock Trial (VASST) [ 1].

When the activity of SOD2 was specifically tested, we observed a 59% reduction in enzymatic activity after 5 days in galactose culture (P = 0.026; Figure  2H).