Mr. Waring said he did not accept that argument because Mr. Marshall did not seem like the kind of man who "would let his wife dominate or tell him, 'Well, you do this, you do that.' " One thing that made the case difficult to assess, he said, was that many of the witnesses seemed to have a financial interest in the outcome.
Whether it is correct to call these regional groups Al Qaeda-linked varies from case to case and is in any event difficult to assess confidently from the open source record.
Air travel to areas affected by the advisories decreased dramatically during the epidemic (M.A. Hinayon and D. Gamper, Airports Council International, communication to WHO), although the impact of advisories compared with other sources of information to travelers, such as news media reports of SARS cases, is difficult to assess.
As such, even though the prognostic characteristics of this particular case are difficult to assess, the long term follow-up of our patient has given some insight into the evolution of the disease.
The biological function of the identified MAGEC1 start codon variant in this case is difficult to assess since we were not able to investigate the expression of MAGEC1 in individuals carrying the mutated allele in the absence of other tissue material.
There may also be some cases that are difficult to assess.
However, in many cases, it was difficult to assess whether these alterations represented a correlative epiphenomenon or if they were causally linked to HCC pathogenesis.
Yet, as Bosch notes, 29 in many cases it is difficult to assess whether such tailoring was done based on a priori barrier identification, and explicit use of theory to match the intervention to the identified barriers.
As education level was missing in 18% of cases and is difficult to assess in women <25 years, we built a fourth model with education restricted to women aged ≥25 years.
Because the EIP data only include cases, it is difficult to assess the potential reasons for overrepresentation of certain industry sectors, but general population estimates of potential contributing factors based on 2010 NHIS data provide some clues.
