Population-based designs are likely to reduce selection biases by ensuring that control individuals represent the population from which the cases came from, therefore providing a valid estimate of the exposure of interest in that population [ 6, 23, 46, 47].
Since the clutter Doppler frequency changes more quickly at near range for bistatic configuration, and most of the multiple range ambiguous arrivals come from large ranges, therefore they altogether have about the same Doppler frequency so that their influence sums up in one additional clutter notch as shown in Figures 9 and 10.
The majority of reports on the use of SEMS in MCRO come from single centers; therefore, its use in general endoscopic practice is not clearly known.
The descriptions of the allophones in this section come from ; the pronunciations therefore reflect the Munster accent of the Dingle Peninsula.
Differences in oligonucleotide frequencies between OP groups might come from repeat sequences; therefore, the two tests cannot be expected to generate identical patterns.
Given the context of interprofessional teams, members will automatically come from different professions, therefore in practice "shared decision-making" is likely to conflate individual team members making decisions within their own scope of practice with the ideal of all team members sharing in all decision-making processes, or in other words, "appropriate" decision making.
There are now rules in place "which help clarify where energy comes from and therefore make it easier to claim carbon neutrality," says Myles McCarthy, director of implementation at the London-based Carbon Trust, a low-carbon advisory group.
According to Megonigal and Day [43], over 50% of the total organic matter that is transferred to the soil layer, comes from roots, therefore it is important to use direct measurements whenever possible.
All 24 positive samples came from children; therefore, the GAS-positive proportion in this age group was 26%.
Studies did not come from a common population, therefore random effects models were developed so that both within- and between-study variability could be considered.
