The key reasons cited to me by those affected were invisible and overt racism in the workplace and a lack of support from the champions (chief officers and politicians) who had actively encouraged their recruitment.
The American Diabetes Association (>15 20% energy) (4), Canadian Diabetes Association (CDA) (>60 g/day, ∼12% energy) (5), and European Association for the Study of Diabetes (17% energy) (6) discourage fructose at high intakes, citing its ability to affect lipids adversely.
More than one conversation with customers, though, led Mr. Judge to conclude that buyers may wait until after the presidential election to buy a car, citing the election's potential to affect gas prices.
Failure to cite can affect hypotheses and conclusions.
At one point, he cites comic book writer Alan Moore on the power of the creator to use one's consciousness to affect that of other people.
So while the landlord's offer may seem excessive to the letter writer, all of the issues cited would affect the landlord's decision.
– We know that gut bacteria (e.g. in Vijay-Kumar et al. 2010 Science, and numerous subsequent studies that should also be cited) can affect behavior, so it is not necessary that microbial differences would be found in brain tissue itself as proposed by the authors.
The setting of a trial has often been cited as affecting external validity, due to factors such as differences in healthcare systems (Rothwell 2005, Boutron et al. 2008).
Such provision is acknowledged within literature as 'facilitating conditions' [ 32], and is often cited as affecting decision by users to use the technology [ 1, 2].
Taken together, all of the factors cited above may affect the prognosis of renal function and may explain why outcomes in our DFPP group were not better than previously reported [ 21].
