Finally, the quality of the recorded handovers was not assessed and consequently a relationship between handover quality and clinical outcomes could not be examined.
A major bottleneck associated with this technology is the time-consuming nature of reprogramming experiments and variability between clonal lines, which affect its efficiency, limiting the number of tumors that can be assessed and, consequently, the generalization of the results.
Given that a large number of serious adverse events were assessed and consequently there was a high probability of chance findings, we used the following predefined criteria for the analysis of data.
They suggested that an individual's relative risk attitude might be independent of the attribute on which his or her preferences are assessed and consequently proposed that it might be appropriate to obtain "values" and then transform them to "utilities" using a relative risk attitude obtained from others who represent the decision maker [ 47].
In the past, researchers have not paid enough attention to experimental design when assessing this; consequently the results have not always been standardised, reproducible or robust enough to apply to clinical practice.
The manner in which these contingency gene families have evolved has been difficult to assess and consequently there is no experimental data for or against diversifying selection or neutrality.
The initial set comprising 82 proteins with 141 S-nitrosylated cysteines was analyzed to identify sites that can be mapped into structurally resolved proteins and consequently assessed by their structural context.
For each initially selected female from the three selection lines, we consequently assessed reaction norms of 12 genetically highly similar F2-offspring for their performance on bean of the three different belowground treatments.
We consequently assessed final model residuals through Moran's I correlograms (Dormann et al. 2007).
The studies on cardiovascular effects of GLP-1, discussed above, have consequently assessed only short-term improvements in cardiac performance, like in post-ischemic or cardiomyopathy states.
