Stemming from the observations on inflammatory cells, cytokines, chemokines, and cell surface molecules, the inflammation hypothesis has dominated the field of pulmonary fibrosis for nearly four decades, and IPF continues to be viewed by many authorities as a chronic inflammatory disease of the lung parenchyma [ 23- 26].
Thus, we are enthusiastic about future analyses stemming from the observations of this manuscript, but believe that garnered information as proposed in this critique would not change the basic result, and obtaining such data would require a very significant effort beyond the scope of the current study.
The motivation for the workshop stems from the observation that the United States government routinely fails in one of its foremost tasks: to create, and to pass, budgets.
Evidence for this hypothesis stems from the observation that one-eyed dragonfly larvae, tiger beetles, praying mantids and water scorpions rarely catch prey1 5 but no definitive evidence is available.
The basic idea of the method stems from the observation that, due to the no-slip condition, in the reference frame of each particle, the velocity near the particle boundary is very small so that the Stokes equations constitute an excellent approximation to the full Navier Stokes problem.
The principal motivation for using geographical information in Web service QoS prediction stems from the observation that the ratings Web services perform are influenced significantly by their geographical neighborhood, a fact that is verified by our empirical data analysis on the real-world QoS dataset WSDream.
The most prominent argument against reductionism stems from the observation that straightforward reductions hardly ever occur.
Intuit states in the press release that motivation for the product stemmed from the observation that more and more entrepreneurs are relying on iPhone's to manage businesses.
The skepticism stems from the observation that while VR is neat-o, there's not that much you can actually do with it at the moment.
The possibility of carbon sequestration via wood burial stems from the observation that natural forest is typically littered with dead trees (Fig. 1).
