Concordant with previous studies outlined in the introduction, anecdotal information about patients' preconceptions regarding breast cancer and its management emerged from the interviews.
Multiple previous studies outline the epidemiology and clinical course of invasive candidiasis in the NICU, but there have been limited studies of candidal UTI in the absence of extra-renal disease as detected by routine investigations.
Although these associations with different symptoms are consistent with previous studies outlining the adverse effects of ginseng [ 53- 55], we cannot exclude the possibility that the symptoms experienced by women who took ginseng motivated their ginseng use.
Comparing the results here with those of previous studies outline in the Related Work, the rule-based results for Influenza and Pneumonia were inline with that of Muscatello et al. [ 8]. (HIV and Diabetes were not considered in that previous study).
Drawing on previous research, this study outlined three hypotheses regarding the labour market performance of five groups of TFWs during the years surrounding their transition to permanent residence.
In a previous study we outlined that non-specific low back pain (NSLBP) intensity is correlated with the magnitude of postural sway [ 1].
While previous studies have outlined the processes of reconfiguration as a source of capability creation or focused on structural integration, combining structural integration and reconfiguration is a fruitful avenue of research.
As regards the response options, the findings of the present study mirrored some previous studies as outlined in the Background section.
Previous studies have outlined the structure of DIRS1-like retrotransposons, especially the nature of their termini, which complement the Internal Complementary Regions (ICRs), and the presence of a right Extension sequence (rE) [ 3].
Several previous studies have outlined this gain of flexion in patients with posttraumatic arthritis (Lonner et al. 1999, Papadopoulos et al. 2002, Weiss et al. 2003a and b, Morag et al. 2006, Massin et al. 2011) and the final flexion and the gain in flexion were correlated to the preoperative flexion (Massin et al. 2011).
