The reproducibility and variability of these and prior findings needs to be addressed in future experiments.
These findings needs to be assessed with caution since the studies evaluated came from the same group.
The small sample size is a limitation of the current study, and any generalization of our findings needs to be approached with caution.
We observed a prominent abundance of these genera in only a few subjects, so the possibility of incidental findings needs to be considered.
The movement was connected with feelings, findings, needs, desires (e.g., the need of light and order in the cosmos, the desire of expansion and space).
The therapeutic potential of these findings needs to be carefully evaluated in the near future, hopefully resulting in new treatment options for this devastating disorder.
However, among others, we think that both musculoskeletal and neurological radiologists tend to focus their attention mainly on spinal pathology when detection of extra-spinal findings needs recall of their general radiology training.
In-vitro models provide a useful development tool for the rapid assessment of design modifications, while controlling many factors that confound in-vivo studies, but the relevance of their findings needs to be confirmed in the clinical situation by direct improvements in oral health.
While the clinical relevance of these findings needs further investigation, our results show unequivocally that the human gut microbiome is shaped by diet in a very dynamic manner.
Although significance of these findings needs to be investigated further, it provides potentially novel direction for future research regarding the development of non-human primate models of above diseases.
Therefore, the generalizability of our findings needs further evaluation.
