For 43.3% of the instruments (n = 45), the authors did not clearly describe one or several aims but they could be presumed from the context (presumably discriminative: n = 32, presumably evaluative: n = 24, presumably planning: n = 9, presumably predictive: n = 9).
The source of hospital-acquired chickenpox infection may be presumed from a known exposure, but has not been previously proven using genomic analysis.
2326, 60 L.Ed.2d 931979979), we refused to ignore the statutory meaning which would be presumed from similar disjunctive language, stating that the use of the term "or" indicates an intent to give the nouns their separate, normal meanings.
24 This might be presumed from the analogy of the Lucus Feroniae, where large fairs were held at these religious gatherings (Dion. Hal. III p173; Liv. I.30); but it is also strongly (p522)implied by Livy (VI.2) when he says that merchants brought to Rome the news of the Etruscan council at the Fanum Voltumnae.
Therefore, in vivo specificities of RvD1 on such particular pain phenotypes could be presumed from the in vitro TRP channel results.
Algal strains used in this study came both from groups where the telomeric sequence could be presumed from published data and from groups where the telomeric sequence has not been described yet.
Finally, a degree of patient satisfaction can be presumed from higher life satisfaction [ 16] and compliance [ 23] and better quality of life and coping [ 17] resulting from AM therapy for cancer patients.
The influence of gender that can be presumed from the descriptive analyses is confirmed in the regression analysis, which shows that females in general have 0.3 less diagnoses than males in general and 1.3 diagnoses less in the cardiovascular/metabolic pattern, but 0.8 diagnoses more in the ADS and pain cluster.
Most simply report on the status of the postsurgical anatomy, while a very few report on whether the subjects are married (psychological health is presumed from this).
