The most substantial findings from this study were that masa residues currently are not being utilized as coproducts, but instead are being landfilled; they have a high fiber content, and thus much untapped potential exists for its extraction and value-added utilization vis-à-vis human and industrial applications, including phytosterol and ethanol production.
The most substantial finding of this study is the remarkably high predictability of the FQLP regarding AS.
The most substantial limitation of the study, and the one that raises questions about the reported results as they pertain to potential sensory irritation at formaldehyde levels of <0.1 ppm or between 0.1 and 0.3ppm, is the strong likelihood that some unknown number of the reported effects could have been false positives.
Pande provides the most substantial in-depth analysis with her study of surrogates in Gujarat [ 44, 45].
It is interesting that two of these (glucose and weight) were also two independent end-points that demonstrated the most substantial quantitative improvement in the SEISMIC study (i.e. weight and glucose).
Data in the pedometer group showed a progressive increase in the average steps per day through the course of the study, with the most substantial increase occurring in the first and second months of follow-up (fig. 3).
Several studies have shown that first authors make the most substantial contributions to the published work, and are the authors most deserving of credit [26], [27].
There have been few long-range studies of colicky infants; the most substantial data in support of Lester's claims come from the Finnish Family Competence Study Project, by researchers at the University of Turku, in Finland.
Now a study comparing bird bills provides the most substantial evidence yet in support of Allen's rule.
To date, the most substantial evidence for a general factor in animals comes from laboratory studies of mice and rats [12] [18].
