The violent seas that crab crews can commonly confront in the fall, and that television audiences have become familiar with in shows like "Deadliest Catch," were nowhere in sight.
The DEcIDE Patient Outcomes in End Stage Renal Disease Study addresses questions commonly confronted by decision makers (including patients, health care providers, payers and policy-makers) involved in ESRD care.
The relationships found between FTA methods in this study raise questions for further analysis, in which could help address a question commonly confronted by FTA practitioners - what combinations of methods will be most suitable in specific circumstances?
In studying gene regulation within a cell or tissue, researchers are commonly confronted with the need to analyze sets of genes sharing a characteristic, such as co-expression, as they seek to infer properties of the gene regulatory network.
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Hydrogeologist are commonly confronted to field data scarcity.
In thermal/fluid systems, three fundamental difficulties such as a high computational cost for function evaluations (i.e., pressure drop and thermal resistance), the absence of design sensitivity information, and the occurrence of numerical noise are commonly confronted.
Clinicians are commonly confronted with cat owners who are adamantly opposed to eliminating the cat from their home environment.
Another potential limitation of our study is that those surveyed were not asked if they are commonly confronted with issues related to patient advance directives during their normal course of daily practice, although in general, many of the general internists who attend these meetings are hospitalists and commonly address these issues.
Second, the results of this paper might have implications for the analysis of longitudinal data, wherein researchers are commonly confronted with missing data.
