Although breakfast is associated with more favourable nutrient intake profiles in children, limited data exist on the impact of breakfast on nutrient adequacy and the potential risk of excessive intakes.
We also tabulated the following markers of risk of bias: adequacy of the dietary assessment tool, objectivity of ascertainment of the outcome, adequacy of length of follow-up, adequacy of control for confounding, and potential competing interests.
These consistent values suggest the potential, adequacy, and suitability of the softcomputing approach to assess and predict the entrepreneurial key competencies and the overall entrepreneurial competencies in the field of the entrepreneurship.
Of importance, diverse coding is the expected result when there are differing views on adequacy and relative significance of potential causes of death.
Criteria for data collection and potential sources of bias are discussed, including adequacy of price data.
All the students need to improve their knowledge of creativity in general, so that they can identify characteristics and potential in their pupils and assess the adequacy of methods along with their teaching strategies.
MLVF was thoroughly adopted for epidemiological typing based upon previous reports confirming stability and adequacy of the method to a broad use in detection of outbreaks and potential sources of transmission [ 12, 41] and its high discriminatory power [ 41, 42].
Several studies have used PPARα knockout mice to try to determine specific responses associated with PPAR agonism and potential MOA of liver cancer induction, but concerns have been raised regarding the adequacy of this model.
In all three RCTs, at baseline almost similar inclusion and exclusion criteria were used for potential participants with respect to age, dialysis adequacy and use of central venous catheters.
A triangle of relationships among resistance, adequacy and mortality in bloodstream infections has previously emphasized as one of the potential causes for the higher mortality of infections caused by MDR agents, including ESBL-E [ 5, 13].
