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This difference is attributable to the types of error made.
Further research is needed to better understand whether observed differences in veterans' dialysis outcomes are attributable to the types of providers VA is outsourcing its services.
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Are the differences in scores all attributable to the type of material read?
Differences in BDE 209 concentrations between the two studies may be attributable to the type of dust collected.
As a consequence, reported errors were not attributable to the type of medical professional involved, whether nurse or physician.
In these studies, differences in the PaO2 attributable to the type of oxygen applicator affect the SaO2 in the steep part of the oxygen binding curve.
Better research is needed to determine if these differences in health care costs were attributable to the type of HCP managing their care.
Moreover, sufficient understanding seems not to be directly attributable to the type of information provided but rather to the use of plain oral and written language, and to the time practitioners dedicated to clarifying any misunderstandings [ 7].
Such a change in catchability might be attributable to the type of fishing gear deployed or to a refuge (natural or regulated) that provides increasingly greater protection with increased body size.
Numerous studies have concluded that differences in the kind of obstetric interventions performed may be attributable to the type of hospital (public or private), in that the interventions used are not always justifiable in terms of the obstetric risk presented [ 2, 22].
Additional research using more rigorous methods is needed to determine if differences in health care costs noted in these studies are attributable to the type of health care received for spine pain or patient sociodemographic, clinical, or other factors that may be unrelated to health care.
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