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These findings support the hypothesis that AOPPs should be considered as uremic toxins.
This information reinforces the pathway between micro- and macrovascular complications in T1D and our findings support the hypothesis that microvascular changes precede macrovascular events.
CONCLUSION: The findings support the hypothesis that high housework overload is associated with mental disorders.
According to Vieira& Zucchi 2007, the solicitation to the courts for drugs covered by SUS programs suggests either flaws in ensuring the availability of these medications or ignorance, of both the prescriber and the applicant,regarding the availability of these medications. Thus, these findings support the hypothesis of deficiencies in the management of pharmaceutical policies.
Those findings support the hypothesis that OPLL is a progressive disease with different stages, described as"OPLL in evolution" by Epstein.
For example, the authors observed poorer performance of the group with learning disabilities in auditory processing tasks when compared to the group with ADHD andthe control group. Such findings support the hypothesis that"the difficulties in auditory processing possibly observed in patients with ADHD do not represent a primary deficit and are best comprehended as a phenomenon that is secondary to inattention.
These findings support the hypothesis that body composition and body fat distribution may play a role in the explanation of BMD and BMC relations.
However, considering the impact of TMD in QL of patients, our findings support the hypothesis that this less invasive and reversible therapy is an effective treatment for this condition, promoting improvement in patients' well being.
Our findings support the hypothesis that higher bacterial loads in index cases translate to greater risk of the contacts becoming infected with M. tuberculosis.
Dna methylation patterns in plants are dynamic and some earlier findings support the hypothesis that changes in methylation status of genes are due to the mechanisms of adaptation to environmental stress. in plants the 5-azacytidine is usually used as agent inhibiting methylation of dna.
Findings support the hypothesis that the anatomic relationship between n. AT and condyle, articular fossa and lateral pterygoid muscle might be associated to its compression and irritation, thus contributing to neuropathic pain in its innervated regions.
We believe that these findings support the hypothesis that the two arrhythmias are interconnected by common pathophysiological mechanisms, since they occur in patients with similar profiles.
These findings support the hypothesis that a subclinical chronic inflammatory process plays a role in determining the outcome of atherosclerotic disease and is a sign of patients with poor prognosis.
These findings support the hypothesis that excess long-term mortality persists among those suffering from sepsis, probably because sepsis triggers an independent pathophysiological process leading to early death.
These findings support the hypothesis that adenotonsillectomy procedures are responsible for transient changes in the pattern of vocal emission, creating a temporary phonation instability, that disappears throughout the postoperative period.
These findings support the hypothesis that the application of CPAP pressure level of 5 cmH20 did not bring major hemodynamic consequences, since the increase in intra-thoracic pressure through positive pressure can result in significant hemodynamic changes.
It is concluded that literary findings support the hypothesis that the shunt, duly controlled, prevents unchecked gaseous microemboli, facilitating the solubilization of microbubbles of nitrogen arising from the operation according to the description of this method found in the literature, while at the same time, the shunt prevents hyperoxia.
These findings support the hypothesis that the animals from the sedentary group of our study may have experienced, due to sedentarism, supraphysiological increase of ROSs, which hypothetically harmed the transport of glucose to the inside of the muscle fibers, leading hence to lower concentrations of glycogen when compared with the animals from the trained group.
This finding supports the hypothesis of genetic influence on leprosy.
This finding supports the hypothesis suggested over 20 years ago by the researchers of the Rotterdam study.
This finding supports the hypothesis that correct speech production is favored when there is less articulatory adjustment between sounds.
This finding supports the hypothesis that children who speak Brazilian Portuguese as a native language find it easier to produce syllables in metrical feet to the left of two syllables due to word stress patterns in Brazilian Portuguese paroxytone.
This finding supports the hypothesis of an association between decreased ability to tolerate different stressors and increase in the number of URTI episodes, regardless of the stress from the training.
This finding supports the hypothesis that although the collection of data privileged the self-reference of voice disorder and that workers did not undergo speech evaluation to confirm it, the CHAs surveyed in this study did, in fact, present vocal symptoms that are entitled to special attention.
This finding supports the hypothesis that if ANCA have the potential to induce renal injury, this potential is dependent on the antigenic specificity of these antibodies, particularly given that ANCA have different antigenic targets in WG and UC.
Our findings also support the hypothesis that the frequency of DR-TB is higher in regions where there are high rates of default from treatment.
In this study,we hypothesized that a higher Qa is associated with a higher risk of volume overload and our findings support this hypothesis.