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To identify such toxicants, couples must be studied longitudinally prior to conception without regard to a couple's ability to ascertain a clinically recognized pregnancy.

The authors noted that in addition to the subjectivity of their assessment, the time gap (>24 hours) between rFVIIa administration and the majority of TE complications hindered their ability to ascertain a relationship with the short-acting rFVIIa, especially in the high-risk trauma population and without the benefit of a control group to allow comparisons.

Finally, the study protocol was not published prior to the initiation of the study which limits the readers' ability to ascertain adherence to a pre-established study design.

Those who are looking for rooms in London have to develop an eerie sixth sense – a precognitive twitch, an X-Menesque mutant ability – to ascertain from one grainy photograph whether a flat is good or very bad.

Social cue perception refers to a person's ability to ascertain social cues from behaviour provided in a social context, and refers to a person's comprehension of social rules [ 4].

Secondly, the nature of the study, as a cross-sectional observational one, limits the ability to ascertain the cause of the disease, and does not allow us to draw a causal relationship between respiratory system elastance or compliance and upper airway function in obese OSA patients, thus interventional animal studies are required to further confirm our findings.

The ability to ascertain whether certain IS drugs are associated with a higher malignancy potential is also influenced by previous patient exposure to other IS therapies.

The ability to ascertain and genotype ME insertions without relying on a sequenced reference genome would make ME-Scan very widely applicable: by designing the appropriate amplification and sequencing primers, one could study the population dynamics of nearly any ME family in any organism in detail.

"The public's ability to ascertain the difference between good versus mediocre has ratcheted up," Mr. Coraine said.

Psychotherapy research with older adults has benefited from methodological advances that improve our ability to ascertain the impact of psychotherapy on late-life disorders.

The view that without RCTs, there is no reliable evidence has hampered our ability to ascertain the best course of action for our patients.