Residuals were thus derived for each trait and were normalized using an inverse normal transformation, as previously advocated [ 22, 23].
Subsequently, biological endpoints (rule 11) should be used to adjust doses for each individual patient, as previously advocated by the author (Gurney, 1996), to ensure that over the course of therapy each individual patient is given the best chance of therapeutic benefit whilst being exposed to manageable and not excessive levels of toxicity.
Until such time, researchers could consider employing multiple proxy measures of clinical practice (e.g. exit interview, file review, health worker interview) and triangulating the resulting data in order to improve confidence in the reported findings as has been previously advocated [ 28, 29].
This approach serves as an alternative to nonconservative differencing, previously advocated as a means of damping the 2δ waves.
This approach was previously advocated as a means of reducing the complexity of pathway comparisons greatly (34).
IFN-γ was previously advocated as safe and well tolerated for the treatment of chronic progressive RA and juvenile chronic arthritis [ 46, 47].
In terms of reducing injuries associated with falls, hip protectors have been previously advocated as reducing hip fracture incidence in those at greatest risk.
A factor previously advocated as responsible for the temporal variation is the increase in air conditioning use, as suggested by analyses of cross-sectional data (Anderson and Bell 2009; Ostro et al. 2010; Rogot et al. 1992).
Among other things, the order imposed limitations on Administration officials, preventing them from working, for two years, on issues in government that they had previously advocated for as lobbyists, and mandating a five-year hiatus from lobbying after leaving government.
Scholes, 38, has previously advocated Giggs as a candidate to succeed Ferguson.
English writers such as John Evelyn, John Aubrey, John Eachard, and John Milton had previously advocated "similar reforms in curriculum and teaching methods," but they had not succeeded in reaching a wide audience.
