Indeed, in extreme cases of poor neuro-mechanical coupling (that is, impaired transformation of the muscle electrical activation into pressure), even the esophageal and trans -diaphragmatic pressures might not be completely effective in ascertaining a patient's neural drive [ 9, 11, 12].
However, this hypothesis is not completely ascertained and the specific role played by the large family of the FGFs is far from being understood.
First, vital status was accurately and completely ascertained in contrast to most programs [ 27, 34], thus limiting the impact of mortality misclassification.
The maternal age effect was much weaker among patients registered later in the study; in the later, more completely ascertained cohort, paternal age appears to be the major contributor to the parental age effect.
Once it was ascertained that the child was completely weaned off breast milk, it was assumed thereafter that the child was receiving no breast milk.
One can ascertain that these states are completely localized and are decoupled from the main transmission channel.
To ascertain that the CD4+ T cells were completely depleted during the treatment, a more stringent method of CD4+ T cell depletion was implemented.
I am always surprised when people assume, as Rosen does here, that Jonathan Swift was being completely serious when he wrote "A Proposal for Correcting, Improving and Ascertaining the English Tongue", but in general he has a pleasingly wise set of opinions.
Maternal weight was measured or ascertained by trained nurses, which is a strength compared with many previous studies as weight usually is completely self-reported [ 9, 13, 15].
To ascertain which of these two possibilities is correct we looked at the number of FYVE and PX proteins in genomes that are completely sequenced.
