Studies in the British and American medical literature indicate that the recurrence rate for fasciectomy, or surgical removal of the diseased fascia, is 40percentt after five years.
Thus the scientific data and literature indicate that this year's minimum Arctic sea ice extent is not just the 6th-lowest in the past 34 years, but most likely the 6th-lowest in at least the past few thousand years.
Some reports in the literature indicate that RAS may have immunological, psychological, genetic and microbiological bases.
Several data in literature indicate an increased incidence of PFO in MA patients compared with general population [9, 10].
Many studies in the literature indicate that soil respiration decreases following fire, although several models assume that heterotrophic respiration increases.
The numerical computations of the algorithm with the available problems in the literature indicate the usefulness of the algorithm.
A convergence study and comparisons with results available from the literature indicate that the approach presented is reliable and accurate.
The large spread and the many high values reported in the literature indicate that a lot is still to be gained by optimisation.
Many studies in literature indicate Bone SPECT (99mTc-diphosphonates, Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography) as a successful technique to distinguish between active and inactive growth.
Works found in the literature indicate that the shear strain in the adhesive layer increases at the edge of the overlap.
Data from literature indicate that the strategy chosen (outpatient vs. inpatient) is not a significant predictor of the long-term success of withdrawal therapy [31, 32].
