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The most important finding of the present study was the existence of a correlation between CD34/CD45 count of day 1 and the patients' outcome.

One striking result observed from the present study is the existence of long-lasting echoes in the height region of 70 80 km.

The first main statement of the present study is the existence and uniqueness of boundary value problem (1), (2) and (3), a result that is based on a Banach fixed point theorem.

One of the most significant findings to emerge from the present study is the existence of a balance between antagonistic extra- and intracellular signals, i.e. shear stress and CCM complex.

The most significant finding to emerge from the present study is the apparent co-existence of two (or rarely three) discrete gynostemium types within eight out of the 29 species of clade C surveyed (Fig.  3, Table 2).

Finally, even though the present study is the first to highlight the potential existence of an in vivo brain biomarker in KS, it doesn't allow us to specify whether the observed brain abnormalities are related to thiamine deficiency or chronic alcoholism.

The present study is the first to provide definitive evidence for the existence of functional NMDAR expression in human primary astrocytes.

A particular strength of this present study is the size of the study population (n = 403) and the existence of factors from each component of the ICF.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the existence of possible differences in the neurofunctional circuits subtending the processing of common vs. proper nouns, in a semantic decision rather than a memory retrieval task [4].

6) The pathology of the plantar flexors muscle pain in the present study was limited to existence of trigger points; thus more studies are required to determine the effect of rolling massage on pain modulation with other pathology of musculoskeletal pain.

The present study was made to evaluate the existence of gender differences in the clinical expression, diagnosis and management of COPD in a non-selected population of patients with the disease, recruited in the primary care setting.