Indeed, adult studies using fMRI and PET have demonstrated significant involvement of frontal brain regions for explicit identification of facial emotion [ 13, 68- 70].
These are consistent in demonstrating significant involvement targeting the synovial membrane as featured by synovial hypertrophy, joint effusion, and intra-articular power Doppler (PD); however, they provide no strong data on the existence of bone erosions.
Comparison of HLA-B and HLA-C regions in psoriatic arthritis with those in psoriasis without joint involvement demonstrates significant differences, such that psoriatic arthritis cannot be viewed simply as a subset of genetically homogeneous psoriasis.
Recent animal (Yamamoto et al. 2010; Nishijima et al. 2012) and PET studies in healthy humans (Blok et al. 1997, 1998; Nour et al. 2000) have also demonstrated significant PFC involvement in micturition control.
From the concordance between miRNA and mRNA, it demonstrates the significant involvement of axon guidance and its downstream signalling pathways in HIV-mediated neurodegeneration and development of HAD.
The clustering and gene ontology results showed excellent functional concordance between mRNA and miRNA, demonstrating the significant involvement of neuronal cellular components and biological processes such as: signal transduction, transcriptional regulation, metabolism, response to stimuli, cell cycle/apoptosis, protein modification, neuronal processes and ion transport, respectively.
However, the overall concordance between parotid and submandibular involvement allowed us to demonstrate significant correlation between SGUS findings and salivary flow rate abnormalities.
Several studies have demonstrated significant cost savings as a result of palliative care involvement [ 13, 14, 16– 16].
We have demonstrated significant retinal thickening in AU and IMU, but only limited involvement of the choroid could be demonstrated.
However, previous studies investigating this association were not able to demonstrate significant associations of certain HLA type II haplotypes with cerebral involvement.
However, there is insufficient evidence to demonstrate significant social interaction within the group, or widespread support for or involvement in the political processes".
