Therefore, E line and H line can be considered as less reliable to judge sagittal lip position in skeletal malocclusions.
Relatively longer contraction time with lower peak reflex torque in elderly subjects may be considered as less synchronized reflex excitation with aging.
On the other hand, PVA exhibits a broad peak at 2θ = 19.0° and can be considered as less crystalline in nature than that of the CC.
For the specific purpose of evaluation of possible labelling strategies, however, this can be considered as less relevant because drawing into a syringe and administration to a patient will be required anyhow independent of the labelling strategy applied.
The experimental results show that average surface roughness are low at higher depth of cut but at a slower rate for which it can be considered as less affecting parameter for surface roughness in the studied range, which could be used to improve productivity if it would not worsen the surface microstructure.
For this reason the EQ-5D inDex D has to be considered as less precise and preliminary.
More importantly, as stated by Blasco-Ros et al. [ 54], psychological IPV alone should be considered as less likely to cease than physical IPV or concurrent psychological and physical IPV.
It was noted earlier that we need to keep engaging with gender in working with boys and men because, although there is much to be found in South African government policies and programmes on gender, boys and men still appear to be considered as less or not as gendered as girls and women.
The selection of the key-informant participants may also be biased, due to their active role in the implementation of the newborn hearing screening programme, and some other stakeholders, whose action could be considered as less decisive in the decision-making process, not being interviewed; this would result in a lack of completeness in the study.
Chronic infection (low MTB initial dose) could be considered as less permissive for mycobacterial multiplication in comparison with the acute infection phase and therefore, the role of Rpf proteins in the development of chronic TB infection and reactivation become more prominent and it is clear that different Rpfs contribute differently to the observed effect.
