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Since Ugandan patients are predominantly infected with subtype D and Ethiopians with subtype C, this finding dictates further investigation into the role of subtype in HIV-1 CNS infection [27].

This finding dictates the primary outcome measure and sample size of such a trial, and feasibility therefore depends on the ability to detect a clinically relevant difference within six months.

Since healthier people have a better risk benefit balance with many drugs and procedures, these findings dictate that with increasing age of patients and participants, studies may convey progressively more strongly (typically favourably) distorted estimates of risk benefit balance for many treatments.

This finding supports the dictates of our forefathers, discussed previously, who encouraged the preservation of the tissues in these ramifications to allow normal healing to occur.

This finding was surprising because conventional wisdom dictated that the development of acute hypercapnia, consequent to alveolar hypoventilation, was caused by a decrease in respiratory motor output.

We attribute this finding to our unit policy that dictated the use of dialyzers with higher urea clearance, increasing dialysis time and blood flow rates when KT/V was <1.4 which resulted in few instances of under-dialysis.

Dissection then proceeds usually from the back, except where findings dictate a variation in the procedure.

A chest X-ray will be requested, if not all ready done, and referral to a respiratory physician if history and findings dictate.

This finding indicates that the cavin-3 component of the cavin/caveolin complex dictates the pERK/pAkt ratio.

This finding agrees with existing literature, which suggests that cuttlebone strength is dictated by the cuttlefish habitation depth.

This finding demonstrated that bacterial burdens themselves are not the sole determinant in dictating the extent of tissue injury and/or mortality during brain abscess development.