The most prominent finding is that the diabetic milieu leads to hyper proliferation of vSMCs such that in people with diabetes proliferation limits the efficacy of vascular interventions due to hyperplasia of vSMCs [ 2].
Cohn: The most prominent finding is that in the United States the public is less concerned about personal security than anytime since we started doing the survey in 2007.
A recent prominent finding is that a high mobility two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) can be generated at the interface between two insulating oxides, LaAlO3 (LAO) and SrTiO3 (STO), and the formation of 2DEG is confined within a layer of ~1 nm from the LaO/TiO2 interface [10 16].
The most prominent finding is that the percentages of LSRs on the external branches of all species except insects are less than 50%, and the proportion of LSRs in every mammalian species except opossum (about 44.3%) is no more than about 30%.
A prominent finding was that a large proportion of genes encoding proteins involved in purine and pyrimidine metabolism was up-regulated in the late logarithmic phase at 40°C relative to 30°C, but also relative to mid-logarithmic and stationary phases at 40°C (see below) (Fig. 4).
However, a recent prominent finding is that mice carrying ANP32B mutations are sensitized to loss of ANP32A.
Our most prominent finding is that cessation of IABP-support resulted in a significant and paradoxical increase in small-vessel PVD, independent from initial disease severity.
As to the serious outcomes of ADHD, the most prominent finding is that many of the GPs have not sufficient information about at least some of the statements surveyed in the current study.
A prominent finding was that the elevated levels of keto-acids (phenylpyruvate and 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate), indicating alterations in the phenylalanine and tyrosine metabolism, which were also observed in T. b. gambiense 31 and in T. evansi, 32 were correlated with parasitemia.
Financial difficulties were highly prominent in our study, a finding that has been reported both in high-income and in low/middle-income countries [ 15, 76].
