It also was a reasonable difference that could be expected in this type of research.
There are difficulties in reliably determining the onset of a private mental event and also reasonable differences in opinion on what constitutes meaningful offset, or when treatment can be considered to have begun [ 50].
Reasonable differences in assumptions that give rise to a critical difference in outcomes point to high priorities for research.
Respondents noted that they could understand "reasonable" differences in remuneration between national and expatriate staff "up to a degree but not to a level where one is tempted to think that nationality matters".
There were reasonable differences in the retention times (Table 1) of said boswellic acids which facilitated the quantification of these acids in the samples.
In particular, we chose not to stratify patients into smaller subgroups, such as individual Hunt-Hess scores, because the resulting groups would then be inadequately powered to identify reasonable differences in outcomes.
While the method is not expected to precisely quantify the amount of base flow in a stream, the BFI has been found to be a reasonable indicator of differences in base flow among different streams (Wahl and Wahl 1995).
They found a reasonable pattern of differences in WTP for Prosecco according to DO and the emergence of important ancillary indicators of taste differences for specialty wines.
By inference, this should also be a reasonable gauge of a substantive difference in score over time.
