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The assumption in both studies was that "egoism" is of the "subjective" variety, emphasizing maximizing one's subjective view of one's own good in the short term and ignoring the consequences for others.

The idea of both studies was that maybe a hallucinogenic could play a positive role in the context of palliative treatment.

The major finding in both studies was that all HCM hiPSC-CM lines exhibited cellular hypertrophy and disorganized sarcomeres.

An interesting finding in both studies was that no implants were suspected of rupture at physical examination.

The conclusion in both studies was that patients with bowel wall thickening, even with no associated symptoms, signs or risk factors, should undergo endoscopy/colonoscopy.

However, as recognized by the authors, a limitation to both studies was that data were obtained based on students' perceptions and retrospective self-report rather than on their actual behaviors.

The bottom line of both studies is that P.S.A. screening does find more prostate cancers — but finding those cancers early doesn't do much to reduce the risk of dying from the disease.

What seems clear from both studies is that stand-alone interventions especially access to credit on its own are less likely to make a difference.

The most important observation from both studies is that higher chemokine concentrations do not translate to more robust chemotaxis.

(Another intriguing aspect of both studies is that while preschool teachers showed stronger holistic processing for child faces, they also showed weaker holistic processing for adult faces than the novice group.

This in turn suggests that the reason for the variation in size-sensitivity in both studies is that size-sensitivity is greater when overall responses are slower due to the second object being presented haptically, on VH and HH trials, compared to when the second object is presented visually, on HV and VV trials.