The absence of clinically applicable objective measurement tools to assess the presence or estimate the intensity of this subjective auditory perception impairs research and has repercussions on health and legal systems.
Category 3: Limited scientific evidence, which does not meet all the criteria of acceptable studies, or an absence of directly applicable studies of good quality.
In the absence of globally applicable and accepted sodium reduction criteria, the criteria described in this article could serve as a direction for salt reduction in food products.
In the absence of choice of applicable law in the contract, the contract of provision of services shall be governed by the law of the MS where the service provider has his legal residence.
On this interpretation, the later Wittgenstein precludes undecidable mathematical propositions, but he allows that some undecided expressions are propositions of a calculus because they are decidable in principle (i.e., in the absence of a known, applicable decision procedure).
A major driving force hindering the application of supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC) to achiral medium-throughput (MT) and/or high-throughput (HT) purification in the pharmaceutical industry is the absence of a widely applicable column for the analysis and purification of structurally diverse research compounds.
The Ctgf Lo allele was defined as the presence of the bGH-3'UTR and neo and the absence of Cre (where applicable).
The main reason for the lack of guided strategies in the therapeutic management of chronic pancreatitis is the absence of a clinically applicable classification of chronic pancreatitis.
A plausible explanation for this lack of information might be the absence of an easily applicable "gold standard" for studying cell survival and homing in vivo.
In the absence of more generically applicable normal ranges, (changes in) immune function markers are commonly compared with the following: the value of the markers in the same subjects before the intervention, the values of the markers in an appropriate control group matched for the most relevant criteria (age, sex, body weight, etc).
