However, a major limitation of DDS is its failure to account for the quantity of nutrient consumed by the households.
We adjusted for smoking by using a binary variable but were unable to account for the quantity of cigarettes consumed.
Additionally, stopping rule use, rather than analyst experience, accounted for the quantity and quality of information elicited.
However, when we accounted for the quantity of exposure, evaluating the relationship PM2.5 and the HRV markers, we observed statistically significant associations with all four HRV parameters (SDNN, rMSSD, LF and HF).
Furthermore, endometriosis-associated symptoms generated 0.809 quality-adjusted life years per woman (the quality-adjusted life year is an outcome measure that accounts for the quantity and quality of life and that allows for comparison of outcomes between diseases), while the general population has 0.85 0.94 quality adjusted years per year [ 26– 28].
This may account for the compensating quantities of alcohol onboard.
The receipts of all factor owners increase slightly to account for the larger quantities of resources required.
A primary concern centered on the exposure metrics used by these agencies, which some felt did not account for the substantial quantities of seafood consumed by Gulf Coast residents who lived in areas and/or worked in occupations directly affected by the oil spill (e.g., commercial shrimpers) (Rotkin-Ellman et al. 2012).
The longer As treatment in our study may account for the smaller quantity of related DEGs and smaller degree of expression differences of certain DEGs compared with those of Arabidopsis.
As in his defense of an indivisibility thesis, Gassendi relies foremost on reason, not experience, to account for the origin and quantity of atoms and what he takes to be their essential and inessential properties, their internal impetus, motion, and causal role, and their contribution to the motions and qualities we attribute to macrophysical objects.
