Examples of adequate and unclear reporting are shown in Table 3. Concerning other methodological items, weighted overall proportions of trial records with adequately reported items were variable (Table S2).
Dr. Baxt explained, "Without sulfates there is usually no "lather" or bubbles when you wash so it takes getting used to... it might not feel like it is cleansing as much but it should still clean the scalp adequately". While the benefits seem unclear, my philosophy with sulfate-free shampoo has been, "Hey, it can't hurt.
The clinical relevance of a reduction in forearm flow in patients with severe sepsis with intensified insulin therapy remains unclear, as recognized adequately by the authors.
To date, the role of this technology in upper extremity surgery has not been adequately investigated, and it is unclear whether its use provides any significant clinical benefit over traditional preoperative imaging protocols.
Despite the clear and shared purpose of these measures, it is unclear whether they adequately secure equity and timeliness in care provision, as empirical evidence to guide policy decisions in this area is often scarce or lacking.
A C+, C, or C- thesis, paper, or exam offers little more than a mere a summary of ideas and information covered in the course, is insensitive to historical context, does not respond to the assignment adequately, suffers from frequent factual errors, unclear writing, poor organization, or inadequate primary research, or presents some combination of these problems.
The molecular basis for the increased frequency of these disease occurrences in Americans of African ancestry remains unclear and cannot be adequately explained by social marginalization or various theories of access to health care [1], [11], [12].
The review authors classified each item as "yes" (adequately addressed), "no" (inadequately addressed), or "unclear" (inadequate detail presented to allow a judgment to be made).
It is unclear whether this study adequately captured the various known patient, disease, and treatment characteristics that are risk factors for developing febrile neutropenia [ 6, 12].
Nevertheless, because most studies of spinal manipulation involve chiropractic or physical therapy [ 5], it is unclear if such studies adequately reflect the efficacy of OMT for low back pain.
It is unclear, however, whether this account adequately meets the objection insofar as it leaves it a mystery why we should individuate moral beliefs in just this way.
