The corresponding QStroke score (which is used to identify some of those at high risk of stroke who might benefit from anticoagulation) includes deprivation and so we considered it would be more consistent to include it in both scores.
When the feedback is distinguished from the forcing as the surface temperature-mediated response of the climate system as in Eq. (1), it is more consistent to include the so-called rapid tropospheric adjustments in the definition of forcing.
Recall letters issued should be consistent and include the following items.
Evidence suggests that indirect comparisons agree with head-to-head trials if component studies are similar and treatment effects are expected to be consistent in patients included in different trials.
But we, as environmental advocates, have to be consistent, and that includes the Kennedys and Cronkite.
We found several annotation-based metrics to be consistent and informative, including contig reciprocal best hit count and contig unique annotation count.
Further, the findings appeared to be consistent between regions, including Western and former Eastern European centres, and with some differences in farming traditions.
Each will reflect the individuality of its subject and author, but certain elements will be consistent, including a biographical survey, at least one chapter devoted to a single show, an assessment of each subject's historical and artistic legacy, an authoritative work-list, and a selected discography.
Because Yum is a growth company, it aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on a per restaurant basis: Improving energy efficiency and realizing a return on investment are consistent and include making adjustments to air condition units, lighting and equipment and refrigeration.
Although the allele frequency for rs6983267 varies across racial/ethnic groups, the magnitude of the association appears to be consistent for studies which include subjects that do not self-report as white [ 26, 27], and studies of non-white populations (see Figure 2).
