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Monitoring peripheral perfusion is particularly attractive because of its easy clinical accessibility and more importantly, because it could reflect the adequacy of intraabdominal visceral organ perfusion [16, 17].
A couple days later, Jill and Kate were asked to delete the post because it could "reflect poorly" on the artist with whom they were touring.
Individuals' periods of time living in a community is also a potential predictor because it could reflect a degree of relationship between people and their living environments.
Moreover, a detrimental effect of corticosteroids is a confounding factor by indication, because it could reflect higher disease activity and may be associated with RA severity [ 39].
CuCl2 PET may change the management of WD patients because it could reflect the symptoms variation of WD and thus affect the treatment strategy.
It has been suggested that higher DMAs:MMAs ratios indicate an increased iAs methylation capacity and may have a protective effect for both mother and fetus, because it could reflect reduced levels of the highly toxic trivalent MMAsIII (Vahter 2002, 2009).
That may be because they are remarkably unambitious; but it could reflect Britain's official tradition of encouraging cultural diversity.Yet these differences, however marked, do not mean that British Muslims identify less with their country of residence than Muslims in France or Germany—or, indeed, than non-Muslim Britons (see chart 2).
Because it was restricted to persons on insulin supplementation, it could reflect a beneficial effect of exogenous insulin on memory (21).
Discontinuation was defined as stopping any antiretroviral drug for at least 2 weeks or switching (changing one or more drugs) to another regimen; the only exception was a substitution of lamivudine with emtricitabine or vice-versa, because it could simply reflect a shift to a fixed dose formulation of tenofovir-emtricitabine, abacavir-lamivudine or zidovudine-lamivudine.
Short discontinuities in enrollment were allowed because they could reflect changes in employment or plan type rather than an actual lapse in coverage.
