Furthermore, no prior studies have used real answers from respondents to investigate differences in responses as a consequence of answer formats, typically assuming the way in which individuals translate their responses from one answer format to another.
Again, the answer is probably 'yes', both as a consequence of mechanical injury and as the mechanism underlying the development of MOF in this patient population.
A clinical trial may answer a specific question, but as a consequence of limited surgeon involvement and a restricted patient population, there may be difficulty in extrapolating these findings to community practice in order to achieve a beneficial outcome.
As a consequence of using both individual and paired interviews, there is a possibility that the answers provided may be of differing quality.
"Net, we come away still thirsty for more answers to how the financial model improves or stabilizes as a consequence of these actions," said Banc of America in a note to investors Friday.
"Net, we come away still thirsty for more answers to how the financial model improves or stabilizes as a consequence of these actions," Bachman wrote in a note to investors Friday.
This may partly explain the divergent answers on both answering scales, which results in lower correlation coefficients and could be taken as a consequence of the pragmatic approach.
Transf., as a consequence of attention.
Learning as a consequence of thinking.
As a consequence of this and an earlier characterization, by the authors, of the ideals of a crossed product algebra which are invariant under the dual coaction, we answer affirmatively a question of Landstad's and Olesen's.
Is she less profound as a consequence of her serenity?
