The switchover phenomenon observed enhances the finding reported by Boda et al. [8] and Immer et al. studies [26].
Because patient engagement has been shown to enhance knowledge translation, this finding identifies a potentially effective intervention that targets a current void [ 18, 19].
This finding enhances causative association.
This finding enhances our knowledge of treatments in similar cases.
This finding enhances the necessity of better observance of infection control practices, to prevent further dissemination of this challenging pathogen.
This finding enhances our previous finding and suggests that the decline in RTM is an effect caused by MMPs and not a non-pecific result.
Given the continued use of ferrets in other areas of influenza research (e.g., vaccine development), this finding enhances the broad value of ferret experiments.
Analysis of Bcl-xL immunoreactivity in more liver cancer specimens is needed to enhance the reliability of this finding.
This finding further enhances the notion that targeting transcriptional processes is a key strategy used by many pathogens to evade the host immune response.
Thus, increased expression of miR-155 enhances liver cell tumorigenesis, and this finding suggests that this oncogenic miRNA may be a potential target for HCC treatment.
