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The present findings concerning the frequency of pain and the number of locations with pain corroborated the higher WMSD prevalence reported in women.

Further, the present sample rather should be seen as a general population sample (with a mean age of 46.1 years) limiting the generalizability of the present findings concerning spontaneous remission in age groups more at-risk for developing addictions (e.g., adolescents) or in clinical populations, where more severe symptomatology and higher number of comorbid disorders are characteristic.

While the immediate therapeutic inference of the present findings concerns the treatment of chickens for a more economic production of meat [61] [64], it has far-reaching implications.

Our present finding concerning post-stimulation maternal care begs the question of why higher levels of maternal care should be associated with less of a stimulation effect.

This paper presents findings concerning the influence of the grain size of titanium on its surface properties and on the efficiency of surface treatments.

As a result, this report presents findings concerning both, including missionaries sent and received, peoples in migration, slum dwellers, and global poverty.

In addition, the sentencing process has become more formalized, with the judges being required to present explicit findings concerning how they reached decisions.

Herein, we present our findings concerning novel potential mechanisms responsible for cell death resulting from AMF exposure.

From a 10-y dataset comprising 2,880 bird censuses across a land-use gradient, we present three key findings concerning the resilience and stability of Costa Rican bird communities.

This empirical study employs an incidental target-market approach and presents updated research findings concerning this burgeoning market.

This paper presents some new findings concerning their disposition across UK and non-UK companies, and provides a fresh estimate of the proportions of UK officers working at sea.