That the PURE analysis overlooked this was not only a failure of Epidemiology 101; it was a nearly paradoxical failure at the human level for a study intended to help us better understand the disparities between populations with and without every modern advantage.
Unfortunately, this formula is not adequate in the Rasch model setting [ 11] and to our knowledge, the correct determination of the sample size or power for a study intended to be analysed with a Rasch model is not available on any softwares or websites.
We present the rationale and design of a study intended to evaluate a transition programme for adolescents with JIA as a brief intervention.
This methods paper presented the rationale and design of a study intended to evaluate a transition programme for young people with JIA as a brief intervention.
In 1532, the artist drew a "Head of Dante" as a preparatory study intended for an allegorical portrait of the 14th-century poet.
Vatican officials, however, say it was not announced because it was seen mainly as a theological study intended for other theologians.
It is a solid and well-executed contribution, but appears to fall short of the high-impact study intended for a general readership journal like eLife.
Finally, concerning the comment on the suitability of the paper for eLife, "It is a solid and well-executed contribution, but appears to fall short of the high-impact study intended for a general readership journal like eLife", I again would respectfully disagree.
In this study intended for general readers, eminent critic Patricia Meyer Spacks provides a fresh, engaging account of the early history of the English novel.
The specific objective of this work is to investigate the left-right symmetry of talus bones from intact ankle joints using geometric morphometric analysis, with the results of the study intended for future use in the development of an artificial talus implant.
Proudest of: Each summer, in Portal, Ariz., I teach the Bee Course, nine days of intensive study intended for biologists, grad students, state and federal agencies, professionals.
