The findings of this study supported altruism as a sacrificial behavior motivated by benefiting others.
This study supported in part by the National Institutes of Health (Award No: 5R21TW009537-02).
The results from this study supported the hypothesis that there is taper corrosion in TKA.
This study supported concept mapping as an additional learning strategy and has extended knowledge in community-based nursing education.
Conclusions: This study supported the definition of grand multiparity that should start from parity 4 or the 5th baby.
This study, supported by the National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute, teaches doctors a few new lessons, aside from answering the primary question regarding survival in the two groups.
Irrespective of pore size and porosity, the CPC scaffolds fabricated in this study supported adhesion and viability of human iPSC-MPs similarly to decellularized bone scaffolds.
This study supported the concept of medial anterior posterior stability under weight-bearing conditions, but with structures other than the medial meniscus providing the stability.
This study supported the stance that we should consider the heterogeneous characteristics of children with DCD when designing experimental studies or developing educational interventions.
At the individual-tree level, this study supported findings from previously published short-term results, i.e., increased crop tree diameter and volume growth with increasing hexazinone rates.
The findings of this study supported the notion that mere provision of ICT access is not sufficient for children with LD to master ICT skills.
