Survivor bias commonly weakens observational studies, even those published in premier journals.
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ICU patients with poor nutritional status commonly experience immune dysfunction, weakened respiratory muscles and lowered ventilation capacity, and reduced GI tolerance [ 11, 12].
A new Italian study published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States indicates that neonicotinoids at levels found commonly in fields weaken bees' immunity to viruses.
Moreover, according to the Center for Progressive Reform report, the S.B.A. office "commonly seeks to weaken the requirements of proposed rules for all affected entities" instead of proposing rule changes narrowly tailored to small companies.
The idea that they would deliberately weaken commonly used encryption standards that are used to protect our financial records, that are used to protect our medical records, our networks -- and they would do this even as other parts of the government are telling us that the cyber threat is greater than the terrorism threat right now.
This commonly found conclusion weakens any comparative essay, because it essentially says nothing about the comparison.
They knew the kitchen water pressure was being weakened by a filter on the tap, commonly used by the city's religious Jews to eliminate microscopic crustaceans.
This gender difference in the disease appears to have been for a couple of reasons; Fore men believed that, during times of conflict, consuming human flesh weakened them, so women and children more commonly ate the deceased.
Initially engineered by the Public Health Agency of Canada and now being developed by NewLink Genetics of Ames, Iowa, this vaccine contains the Ebola surface protein gene inside a weakened version of vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV), which commonly infects farm animals.
