Evidence of a separate buzz dimension characterized by feeling dizzy and high represents a new finding that might explain the lack of simple structure (i.e. EFA items loading primarily on one factor) cited in the literature examining the dimensionality of sensations.
To the best of our knowledge this increase in cholinergic nerve fibers represents a new finding that was only possible by the use this ChAT transgenic mouse, a model which will open a new area of research on the role of VEGF and its receptors in bladder motor function.
Therefore, the way in which fine-scale anatomical structures interact with external electrical stimulation, highlighted in this study, represents a novel finding that may have important implications for defibrillation, which requires further investigation.
Honeycombing, in which type II cells are replaced with regenerated ciliated epithelial cells, is a finding that represents the end stage of fibrotic change, and this finding seldom regresses.
While the findings could not be investigated statistically, common sense would argue that the large proportion of ASCIs attributed to this one specific playing position represents an alarming finding that is a matter for concern.
Sleep quality in TMD patients is a unidimensional construct and can therefore be represented by one summary score; a finding that is in line with previous reports in TMD patients.
The biopsy result of pallisaded neutrophilic and granulomatous dermatitis (PNGD) in one patient represents an interesting finding that has been described as a rare entity with an unknown etiology associated with (1) multiple disorders--mostly RA as well as other connective tissue disorders, (2) exposure to medications, and (3) myeloproliferative disorder [ 24- 27].
Both the MEP and BCAA pathways were more abundantly represented in the lupulin glands, a finding that provides evidence for the de novo biosynthesis of BCAAs and DMAPP in these cells.
The identification of NOD2 as the first CD susceptibility gene in 2001 represents a landmark finding that implicated bacterial recognition and innate immunity as key processes involved in the pathogenesis of CD.
This may be a result of patient selection bias in the observational studies or represent a true finding that was not the detected in the RCT analysis due to limited statistical power.
