A much earlier study by Zoglio, et al. highlighted the usefulness of the LNISO method in stability screening of drugs in different pharmaceutical formulations (Zoglio et al. 1968).
Of note, the much earlier study by Eschler [34] found different results in Class II patients, where he reported that the activator stimulated the retractor muscles by the stretching reflex.
The figures provide a more specific individualized view of the speaker variation in response to physical task stress compared with the much earlier study results from Godin and Hansen [14].
Several researches and studies have been conducted related to the impact of liquefaction on residential houses during earthquakes, such as the 2010 2011 Christchurch earthquakes (Cubrinovski et al. 2012), the 2011 Tohoku Pacific earthquake (Tokimatsu & Katsumata 2012) and the much earlier study of the 1990 Luzon earthquake (Tokimatsu et al. 1994).
Notably, a much earlier study by Trumble et al. [14], looking at 43 patients with intra-articular distal radius fracture across all age groups (mean age 37, range 17 79), found that although the restoration of articular congruity and correction of radial shortening leads to improve functional outcomes, the correction of radial tilt or dorsal tilt does not.
A much earlier study reported only 2.9% of antibiotics were given based on the pharmacists recommendation while 21% were client requested, [ 25] much lower figures than seen in the more recent study.
The inability of the malignant cells in collagen gels to deposit a laminin basement membrane, reminiscent of a much earlier study [ 4], was a major distinguishing feature between malignant and normal cells in this assay.
Although subsequent studies report electrolyte levels that are more isotonic to their serum counterparts [ 85, 87, 90, 91], initial studies [ 92] suggested that endoneurial fluid sodium, chloride, and potassium were hypertonic to serum levels of these electrolytes, as reported in a much earlier study employing different analysis methods [ 63].
In a much earlier study of patient experiences of chemotherapy, Nerenz et al (1982, p. 1026) observed an even more curious phenomenon – that patients often became particularly distressed after palpable disease signs had disappeared, a response they ultimately interpreted as follows: When the disease is directly palpable, it has definite size, shape, consistency, and location.
This however contrast much earlier studies where gentamicin was observed to be very sensitive to commonly isolated organisms [ 19, 27].
