A more complete indication of the treatment group difference can be seen in the cumulative distribution curves (supplementary Figs. A3 and A4, available in the online appendix).
The DHCPR aims to fill the conceptual framework with the most useful indicators of health care performance that give the most complete indication of real practice.
Although the FQI metric appears responsive to prescribed fire effects on plant communities in the Missouri Ozarks, the inclusion of species richness and mean CC provide more complete indication of plant community response than FQI alone.
On the other hand, the Trail Making Test (TMT), Part B from the Halstead-Reitan battery generally takes longer to complete (an indication of slower set-shifting) [ 12, 13].
But if Mr. Baucus follows through, it would be the first time he had assembled a complete package, an indication of the pressure he is under to produce an agreement.
Participants were informed that return of a completed questionnaire was an indication of their consent to take part in the study.
A complete summary of clinical indications and audiograms from available family members is included in Supplementary Table S1 online.
However, in order to minimise inappropriate usage and prior to phase 3, we updated our protocol (revised by our blood bank haematologist and then approved at the transfusion medicine committee) for PCC prescription to include a complete list of appropriate indications, the correct dosing regimen and the important contraindications [ 31].
We have reworded the manuscript to address the apparent discrepancy between the gel filtration and single-molecule assays for R378A, making it clear that the single-molecule assays are more sensitive in terms of detecting an interaction and that not seeing co-migration by gel filtration is not an indication of a complete abolishment of that interaction.
Among MSLL clones, which are the products of a complete digest, another possible indication of chimeric clones would be those that share the same sequence at one end but a different sequence at the other.
