As Wexler discusses in one paper, appearing recently in the Journal of Medical Ethics, the people building their own devices for transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) have often invested substantial time looking at academic research on the subject, some of which suggests positive outcomes from brain stimulation.
The saturated j60 at a high oxidation potential was apparently higher on Pt1−xIrx (x≤0.8) or Pt1−xRux (x≤0.4) than on Pt, which suggested a positive cooperation of Ir and Ru with Pt in the electrocatalysis.
Our result is in contrast to a previous report[16], which suggested a positive correlation between sense and antisense transcripts in fission yeast.
The subjects in the AT group submitted short reports on their experience of the experimental procedure, which suggested a positive effect of the AT lessons.
Additional file 5 shows the global ω values for all loci, none of which suggested net positive selection (i.e., ω > 1).
Our study was similar to previous studies [ 51, 57] which suggested a positive association between risk perception of STIs/HIV and knowledge about STIs/HIV.
The correlation coefficients between Ang-2/Ang-1, Ang-1/Tie-2, and MEDscorere were 0.527 and −0.555, which suggested a positive and negative correlation, respectively (all p < 0.0001).
In our study, significant associations were observed for PTB as compared with LTBI controls but not healthy controls without MTB infection, which suggested a positive role of the significant SNPs in developing active disease.
Spearman correlation analysis of presepsin with PCT, MEDS score and APACHE II score showed that, compared with PCT, MEDS score and APACHE II score, the correlation coefficients of presepsin were 0.502, 0.414 and 0.294 (all P <0.0001), respectively, which suggested significantly positive correlations.
The API 20 NE profile (API; bioMérieux, Durham, NC, USA) was 1556577, which suggested esculin-positive B. pseudomallei.
