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Nonetheless, patients with memory decline showed greater asymmetry between left and right rSO2 values over the course of the study, evident in a significantly lower right-left ratio of rSO2 mean values; their mean difference between the right and left rSO2 values was also greater (Table  3) (range in difference, 1%–10.94%).

Ruth's work helped define a new field called "whiteness studies", evident in the essays in social and cultural criticism that she edited, called Displacing Whiteness (1997).

X-ray photoelectron spectral studies evident that the presence of oxygen vacancies were responsible for the surface modification of these superstructures.

The retention and mechanism of interaction of the capping ligand on the metal precursor surface was successfully confirmed by FTIR and UV-Vis studies, evident by change in vibrational stretches related to C H, C=O and –O H functional groups and formation of the reduced Cu/Cu2O/CuO/ZnO nanocomposite.

In these studies, evident dampness or mold or measured dampness was positively associated with almost complete consistency with exacerbation or severity of asthma.

Resource and cost information within the studies was evident in two studies, allowing for some comparison of resource information between TC models however both were considered partial evaluations using the Drummond checklist.

This study provides evident that there is no direct effect of EO on FP.

Compared with other climate and geomorphologic factors, the signature of LULC on streamflow which was shown through various measures in this study is evident and significant.

This study reveals evident anisotropic optomechanical properties of transparent nanocomposites, and highlights the great designability of transparent nanocomposites by using aligned nanofibers as the designing elements.

The TPR study makes evident that the spinel reducibility is affected by doping with the transition metal ions which, depending on their nature, play a different role.

The need for a "positive control" for this study was evident, as little is known about the appearance or manifestation of neuroinflammation in the pig.