However, we consider that these known results do not exploit the complete consequences of the differential inequalities involved.
As a matter of fact, if only the small group of patients failing to achieve a complete response as a consequence of adjuvant chemotherapy experienced a detrimental effect on survival, this difference would be diluted when the entire groups of patients are compared.
As a consequence a complete description of all exact interpolation spaces between L1 and D∞ is obtained.
With so few lanes, a few "potholes" (dopant atoms introduced during fabrication) or "accidents" (electrons trapped during operation) may bring traffic to a complete halt, with disastrous consequences.
Therefore, some potential limitation should also be addressed: a complete knowledge of the consequences of leading a wide band of coagulation the remnant spleen is not yet available and this greater coagulation may lead to a smaller remnant spleen.
A complete understanding of the consequences of service in a war zone includes examining the lifetime and current prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and of partial PTSD.
Mountaintop removal mining is a capital-intensive operation that relies on huge machines, high-powered explosives and a complete disregard for environmental consequences to get at coal seams buried under the Appalachian mountains.
For a complete accounting of the consequences of Assad's tenure, one must include the Islamic State: the criminal-terrorist marriage of al Qaeda in Iraq and Saddam Hussein loyalists that now occupies a major part of Syria courtesy of Assad regime illegitimacy and connivance.
Thus, in the certain block participants had a complete account of the consequences of their choices, which reduced the ambiguity present in the previous experiments.
A complete evaluation of AMI consequences would also require the analysis of data concerning postacute phase costs (pharmacological treatments and long-term follow-up), as well as indirect costs, which represent an issue that is very difficult to assess.
