Three patients with PET-positive findings achieved CR in the follow-up BM aspiration (false-positive).
The findings achieved herein are solely the responsibility of the author.
The main findings achieved for homogeneous stress states as well as for fracture and machining simulations are summarized and compared.
The major findings achieved reflect the relevance of intensity and activity effects in detriment of the structural effect.
The findings achieved on a statistically significant level show that patches with high HQI scores are better connected and form large patches with a characteristic tree species composition.
All 5 patients with PET-negative findings achieved CR in the follow-up BM aspiration 4−6 weeks after induction therapy (high negative-predictive value), and both of the RD patients showed PET-positive findings (high sensitivity).
Findings achieved with the new technique suggest that the letters of the four-letter code that constitutes the DNA are inserted in sequences more commonly than assumed, while frequency of deletions has been over-estimated.
We chose FM as another obesity phenotype in order to corroborate findings achieved through studying BMI since BMI alone may not always be appropriate in defining obesity.
To provide context for understanding the resting connectivity data analyzed here, the "activation" findings achieved using a block design task revealed decreased involvement of relevant neural substrates (in particular prefrontal cortex) from Time 1 to time 2 [34], [34].
Neither of these findings achieved statistical significance.
