We explored the causes of heterogeneity where there was significant between-study heterogeneity by visually inspecting the summary receiver operation characteristic curves and identifying the studies that were outside the 95% confidence ellipse.
Furthermore, we explore the causes of alveolar bone defects, and different methods of repair including the use of guided bone regeneration, use of growth factors and gene therapy.
Second, we explore the causes of observed temporal dependencies between the layers.
We explore the causes and consequence of reduced muscle mass leading to sarcopenia, muscle weakness and mobility limitations, in order to decipher some potential targets on which to act to allow a "better ageing" for the elderly population.
Inspired by this, we explored the proximate cause of the immunity of the synthetic evolved digital circuits to ESD interference and discussed the biological characteristics behind the evolutionary circuits.
Although a portable chest radiograph showed bilateral hilar pulmonary infiltrates consistent with pulmonary edema, we explored the underlying cause, i.e., systolic anterior motion of the mitral valve and left ventricular outflow tract obstruction with bedside transthoracic echocardiography.
In this study, we explored the perceived causes of severe mental disturbance and the preferred intervention methods when a member of their community developed severe mental disturbance.
Next, we explored the two causes of interruptions in treatment, adverse reactions and non-adherence, and found that non-adherence appeared to be driving the association.
We explored the pattern of cause-specific mortality and morbidity.
Using 20 years of VA data (n=11,228) from the Agincourt Health and Demographic Surveillance System (HDSS) site in rural South Africa, we explored the agreement between the causes of death perceived by the VA-informants and those assigned by the automated Inter-VA tool.
