"But, in fact, there is something investigators are not adequately taking into account when designing trials.
These organizations should thus invest in forecasting interaction effects in ex ante assessment, and ensure that such effects are adequately taken into account in ex post analysis.
Studies including adult females have suggested that sex differences are not adequately taken into account in mixed-sex treatment groups and treatment needs are better met in single-sex treatment programs (Kauffman et al. 2010).
The risks linked to intensified RES use should be adequately taken into consideration in any planning process, as ill-conceived energy policies may adversely impact land and local ecosystems, and lead to increases in public spending.
Moreover, the information of neuron activation functions has not been adequately taken into account in [31, 33 37].
Although described in the aerobiological literature [17, 18, 27 31], this process and its context have not been adequately taken into account in some publications addressing genetically modified organism (GMO) risk assessment [7, 8, 11, 12, 14].
A successful secession can create security risks for the remainder state, and it is not clear that this eventually is adequately taken into account in the Plebiscitary Theory's State Viability Proviso.
In this argument, self-love is a fact that informs the cultivation of concern for those within one's own silo; it is also the basis for interacting laterally with those to whom one is not related, a large cohort that is not adequately taken into account in the Confucian scheme of ethical obligation.
And how many of those are adequately taken into account in the design of nuclear reactors?
The context of our study therefore needs to be adequately taken into consideration in future research studies.
In contrast, the MNAR profile corresponds to informative data and can bias the results if it is not adequately taken into account in the longitudinal analysis method.
