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However, these findings differ from prior studies [15, 38] that indicated migraine was associated with an increased risk of haemorrhagic stroke.

The measurements presented here differ from prior studies in three important aspects: (1) The initial texture in the sample is quite strong with a large fraction of the crystallites oriented in an unstable orientation with the crystal c-axis perpendicular to the tensile axis of the sample.

The current work will differ from prior studies of subjective SES and health outcomes by including an adjustment for differences in social desirability, which could contribute to biased responses on self-report measures, such as the MacArthur Scale of SSS [ 44, 45].

The current findings differ from prior studies, many of which have proposed that lesions to the left frontal cortex and basal ganglia are related to the onset of PSD, and proximity of the lesion to the frontal pole is associated with severity of depression.

This study differs from prior studies because we focused on differences among different types of villages, using data collected by questionnaires from371 rural households in the Loess hilly region of Gansu Province, China.

This investigation differs from prior studies by representation of a diversity of Hispanic nationalities and by the factors contributing to increased CRC burden among this population.

Our results indicate that NCCs lacking ILK migrate normally, which differs from prior studies demonstrating β1 integrin involvement in NCC migration in vivo and in vitro (Alfandari et al., 2003; Kil et al., 1996; Kil et al., 1998).

Our findings differ from prior imaging studies (using fMRI and PET CBF measures) that showed activation of limbic brain regions with exposure to cocaine-cues (scripts constructed to evoke craving or cocaine-cues videos) [30] [33].

Our results also differ from prior related studies in several important ways.

Our study differed from prior work in its use of an algal-prey species that can transition between a vulnerable and predator-resistant class.

This study differs from prior work [ 27- 35] in that it attempts to classify people as having more or less inflammation using a concomitantly elevated panel of inflammatory biomarkers rather than emphasizing one individual biomarker of inflammation.