And though immediate observations are the most important in determining care, the prior observations provide an important and meaningful context, allowing the physician to assess the changes in patient condition.
Consistent with these prior observations, our preliminary analyses (see Experimental Procedures) also found that lateralization during our semantic matching task was most significant and consistent across subjects in the frontal lobes.
This confirms prior observations in foam extrusion experiments.
Most prior EET studies have focused on Gram-negative bacteria.
Most prior tax literature reviews focus upon empirical research.
Most prior work on relaying does not consider interference, however.
Most prior studies have focused on the vascular complications.
Hence, the results of our simulations (Figure 1) rationalize and quantitatively confirm these prior observations.
This threshold of 70% is also relevant in the context of three prior observations.
Our findings confirm prior observations [ 19, 25].
