This finding is consistent with presentations of Bartonella infections in human patients, as lymphadenitis is a common manifestation in immunocompetent humans infected with B. henselae [ 42].
Having discussed our approach with you and answered your questions before publication, we assume that if AmLaw had a problem with, or took exception to, the use of that methodology — which was consistent with our presentation for prior years — you would have told us so.
These sites are problematic since the reported base changes are consistent with pseudogene presentation in our data.
Consistent with clinical presentation, concerns about sleep (item 7) loaded significantly and similarly on 'sleep pattern' (0.616) and 'sleep-related impact' components (0.576).
The simultaneous diagnosis of seronegative anti-GBM GN, MN and DN was consistent with clinical presentation of proteinuria, haematuria and AKI, although unexpected, as anti-GBM antibody serology was negative (Orgentec, Mainz, Germany).
Our analysis of how the results of the DFSS are depicted in media and bioethics articles is consistent with the presentation of strong claims for CE that we found in headlines, titles, and colloquialisms.
Other clinical presentations, including epiglottitis, pneumonia, cellulitis, and osteomyelitis, were defined as isolation of H. influenzae from a normally sterile site (usually blood cultures but occasionally from another sterile site, e.g., joint fluid in septic arthritis or pleural fluid in empyema) in a person with clinical signs and symptoms consistent with that presentation.
The concept of a "final common pathway" of chronic immune activation seen in these diverse syndromes is consistent with the presentation of a multisystem illness that is not defined by any single symptom or group of symptoms, or unique proteome with our current testing.
To be consistent with the presentation of the Washington study [ 3], age at diagnosis for affected women, and age at testing for unaffected women, were both categorised as under 40 years, 40 49 years, 50 59 years, or 60 years and over (and classified as 1 4 for the assessment of trends).
