It further provides population-based cancer survival for clinical subgroups of patients with regard to treatment usage and – based on the data available – demonstrated tentatively increased cancer related excess mortality among BRC patients who did not receive guideline adherent treatment.
Also, ultrastructure studies in 1 animal demonstrated intracytoplasmic particles in degenerating neurons tentatively considered morphologically compatible with an astrovirus.
This position is also tentatively supported by the hemocyanin mono-hexamer and is in line with recent neuroanatomical studies, which demonstrated the homology of deuterocerebral appendages of Pycnogonida and Euchelicerata [ 69].
Collectively, sequence and phylogenetic analysis demonstrated moderate genetic relatedness of the unusual canine rotaviruses to representative strains of species A H, suggesting that they belong to a novel species, tentatively called Rotavirus I.
Effect modification, where demonstrated, may provide at least some supportive evidence regarding causal pathways since it indicates uneven distribution of risk; however, such conclusions can only be drawn tentatively and require confirmatory investigation.
Stock-Morton is far more interested in demonstrating how d'Agoult tentatively cultivated her own talents during the difficult union -- writing a series of articles under Liszt's name and opening a salon in in Geneva.
A first attempt to demonstrate such hypothesis was tentatively proved by DiI labeling experiments on amphioxus, showing that ventrally-located cells migrate toward dorso-lateral sides of the embryo [ 59].
Phylogenetic analyses of these and other unpublished Ethiopian IBDV sequences demonstrate the clustering of Ethiopian vvIBDVs within the tentatively named African VV1 lineage (Kasanga et al., 2007), independent of the Asian/European lineage (VV3).
When professionals rely primarily on personal experiences as grounds for clinical assessment and intervention, they demonstrate preference for "knowledge in action" over inquiring scientific knowledge, and, tentatively, a scepticism regarding the usefulness of scientific literature[ 37].
