Fourth, we have no information about what kinds of treatment were received in the past within each service use category and therefore cannot address, for example, whether some types of mental health treatments (talk therapy or medication) are more helpful (or more harmful) than others.
While this may be a reflection of some economies of scale, there may be other issues here that our data cannot address (for example, the surface area and population density of the districts).
However, statistical process monitoring cannot address the need for instant variation reduction during assembly operations.
Although most of the objects used in the current study might be considered manipulable (e.g., iron, tea-cup), we suggest that our results cannot be interpreted as evidence for dorsal stream involvement in the recognition of objects, which are manipulable as compared to other non-manipulable objects (e.g., words), and therefore cannot address the vision for action theory directly.
Patients with eGFR <30 mL/min/1.73 m were excluded; therefore, the study cannot address the safety issues for this group, for whom reduced clearance of fenofibrate and its metabolites has been reported (39).
However, we cannot address a fixed position for this role, as the employee reports show that every member of the "family enterprise" is in contact with the person who holds that position, so the managers can provide their respective experiences and opinions on whether a selected assistant or publishing house worker fulfils the hopes that are placed upon him or her.
Our data cannot address this issue because, for reasons of power, we selectively chose SNPs whose minor allele was common.
As can be seen in Table 6, gaps between semesters are greater than between treatments; however, we cannot address gaps between semesters, for there are too many variables involved.
Even in the best of fiscal times, the CWSRF, distributed among 50 states, cannot address municipal needs to borrow for CSO projects and repay on favorable terms.
An alternative explanation is that dual users of the VHA and Medicare have substantially different illness experiences and burdens than veterans who only use Medicare, which we cannot address using the available data for case-mix adjustment.
As mentioned above in point 2, we cannot address the requirement of Rho/mDia1 for uropod formation since inhibition of these factors interferes with blebbing and entotic invasion or intitiation early on before uropod formation during later stages of entosis.
