Cardiologists have demonstrated that cluster randomization of different coronary care units to 1 of 2 different treatment strategies combined with the follow-up of many thousands of patients enrolled within a registry setting gives answers to questions that cannot be addressed only within a registry setting or only in a classical RCT (Flather et al. 2011).
But there are still risks, challenges and gaps remaining for vulnerable children, which cannot be addressed only by the juvenile justice system, hence requiring a more broad involvement of various actors, systems and mechanisms.
Ensuring effective and sufficient social transfers are in place cannot be treated as an optional extra to be addressed only when better economic conditions allow," he said.
This needs to be addressed only in the Discussion.
For example, by using the information contained in the latter we are able to directly answer such questions as "the most and the least often seen mRNA states" (χ1= [ 1 1] and χ4= [ 0 0] respectively in the current example), which cannot be addressed by only the codon density.
6 Many of these tools accept only a single gene or GO term as an input, hampering systematic comparisons between GO annotations associated with different GO terms and genes: Complex biological questions that, for example, involve more than one biological process or molecular function cannot be addressed if only one GO term is considered.
With issues like fertility preservation, entering the job market for the first time, and the desire to continue college, young adults have very different and specific needs than cannot be addressed by adult-only or pediatric-only clinics.
The first question cannot be addressed by using only 26 selected cases, but it is potentially answerable.
However, strong geographical and socioeconomic inequities in access to skilled birth attendance [ 17] reflect structural barriers which cannot be addressed by promotional activities only.
