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Though there could be external deposits of memory, such as diaries or social media publications, that could potentially help Claude weave together aspects of his narrative, if Claude is still unable to make practical sense of a crucial part of himself, this could be considered significant identity harm as such inability is breaching ‘the most basic of the capacities underpinned by coherent self-narratives’ as sustained by Postan (2022) .
Our finding that having school recreational facilities was associated with 4.7 more minutes of MVPA could be considered significant as previous research has shown that adolescents tend to accumulate around 66 %, 16 %, and 18 % of their PA in sporadic bouts lasting 1–4 min, 5–9 min, and more than 10 min, respectively ( Mark and Janssen, 2009 ).
Summing up the XRD analysis results, Li + ion conducting LiGe 2 (PO 4 ) 3 was identified as the main crystalline phase in all the LAMGP-based systems under study; the insulating secondary phase GeO 2 was observed in all samples, while the presence of AlPO 4 could be considered significant only in the LAMGP and LAMGP-Si samples.
26 For patients with transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis specifically, an expert consensus panel recommends that an absolute change of ≥1% in a year could be considered significant. 27 In patients with heart failure with reduced LVEF, Mazzetti et al 28 showed that use of sacubitril–valsartan improved LV‐GLS at 6 months from −6.9% to −7.9%, a relative improvement of 14%.
umor and poses no risk of recurrence. 7 Fotiadis et al, in their systematic review, reported that a specific finger or phalanx is not associated with an increased risk of recurrence. 12 Al-Qattan type II lesions were associated with a higher recurrence rate. 13 Neither cellularity nor mitoses could be considered significant prognostic factors for recurrence. 2 12 In our study, significant recurrence is seen in tumors close to the DIPJ and Al-Qattan type II tumors with multiple satellite nodules.