While we previously identified that a majority of HSV-2 reactivations last less than a day (Mark et al., 2008), our current findings demonstrate that the cardinal feature of HSV-2 shedding is extraordinary episode heterogeneity.
Consistent with previous studies (for example Partridge et al., 2005; Fernandez et al., 2009; Sood et al., 2009) this research identified that a majority of patients desire results feedback.
However, both allied health professionals and CAM practitioners identified that a vast majority of them did not have access to a library or used email discussion groups in their work.
Prior to the finding of lineage restriction in the regenerating fins, genetic labeling studies by an inducible Cre-loxP system identified that a vast majority of cardiomyocytes in the regenerated area were derived from pre-existing cardiomyocytes that underwent de-differentiation and proliferation (Jopling et al., 2010; Kikuchi et al., 2010).
Interestingly, the recent obstetric APS taskforce identified that although a majority of studies report a positive association between aPL and recurrent early miscarriage these studies are highly heterogenous regarding clinical events and laboratory criteria, so very few actually meet APS classification criteria.
Meanwhile, the urgency to identify that vast majority of early-stage HRneg breast cancer patients not destined for metastatic relapse and to spare them unnecessary chemotherapy compelled a subsequent unbiased microarray search among node-negative HRneg and Tneg breast tumors for genes predictive of distant metastatic relapse.
Our study of Dutch surrogate patients, recruited in a specialty care setting, further identifies that a large majority of individuals appear willing to be treated by a PA instead of an MD under certain conditions.
Together, these findings suggest that the extreme differences between neurons and non-neurons are the primary driver of the brain region epigenetic differences identified and that a majority of the previously identified epigenetic variation between brain regions may be largely due to differences in neuron to non-neuron ratios.
While at the meso-level, a Sulawesi wildlife crimes law enforcement unit in Indonesia identified that the majority of wildlife trafficking occurs along a single highway headed in one direction (Lee et al. 2005).
In 1988, it was identified that the majority of children who receive an antiepileptic drug (AED) as an outpatient will experience an ADR. 4 Since then, however, a significant number of newer AEDs have been introduced, each with their own new ADR profile.
While some studies used a single data collection method (n=21), this review has identified that the majority of studies investigating this topic have engaged a multi method approach (n=37) (Table 3).
