While food insecurity is not a problem in Saudi Arabia but the BMI cut-off values might not be applicable because of the low breastfeeding rate and high secondhand smoke exposure to the pregnant mothers in the country [ 22, 23].
In addition, genotyping peripheral blood cells, which we did in the present study, is more optimal than evaluating tumour expression levels of mRNA or protein, in which there may not be clinical accessibility or the assay may not be applicable because of arbitrary cutoff levels, lack of standard criteria, or observer variation.
This energy is applicable because of its being inexpensive, easy availability, and purity of the energy.
To our knowledge, LCGM has never been applied to longitudinal data on DR. LCGM is applicable because of the heterogeneous nature of DR. These analyses were performed in a large population of patients with T2DM, representative of 85% of the diabetic patients in the region with a maximum follow-up of 6 years.
However, when measuring high molecular weight proteins these techniques may not be applicable because the proteins of interest may be bound to binding proteins in vivo, recombinant proteins may not have the same properties as the natural proteins in vivo, and plasma and tissue levels of the protein are not equal.
Assuming the same level of knowledge, which is likely to be the case across French and American consumers who intend to cellar their wines for extended periods of time, the results from this study will be applicable because the marginal effect of added SO2 will be similar in both markets.
This approach was applicable because two of the researchers (SVS, EMW) were involved in the planning and implementation of the maternity service and were responsible for overseeing quality and safety of the service and so were known to stakeholders.
Notably, the max operator is applicable because the affinity scores of different PWMs are directly comparable.
This may not be applicable in cases of CDMR because of the absence of fetal indication for the intervention.
Prophylactic steroids substantially reduce the incidence of stridor after extubation in children and tend to decrease the rate of reintubation and stridor in neonates, 6 7 8 9 but the findings might not be applicable to adults because of differences in anatomy of the upper airway and the approach to airway management.
For example, the results of studies using animal models of Barrett's esophagus, which have involved rats primarily, may not be applicable to humans because of the substantial inter-species differences in esophageal physiology and tissue structure.
