Finally, they were sometimes initiated retrospectively, at times, long after the event, particularly when trainees had completed insufficient tools during their placements (see table 4).
EN: enteral nutrition; EPaNIC: Early Parenteral Nutrition Completing Insufficient Enteral Nutrition in Adult ICU Patients; OT: observational trial; PN: parenteral nutrition; RCT: randomized controlled trial; TICACOS: Tight Calorie Control Study.
The Early Parenteral Nutrition Completing Insufficient Enteral Nutrition in Adult ICU Patients (EPaNIC) trial is the largest RCT in the field of ICU nutrition.
Excluded women were those who did not have a choice regarding their analgesic options (for known preexisting conditions), had contraindications to analgesia, or had self-assessed English insufficiency (insufficient to complete the questionnaires, or use the intervention material which were written in English).
We find that complete information is insufficient to impede convergence to CE prices; however, introducing market power consistently causes prices to deviate from the CE, whether or not subjects possess complete information.
Replication of the Tyne and Wear Metro network was not 100%% complete due to insufficient curve data of the network although every endeavour was made to input major curve data on the network.
The case of the motorway M6-M60 linking Budapest with the Southern Hungarian regional center city of Pécs illustrates best, how local political pressure – due to the "Cultural Capital of Europe" status of the city in 2010 – can achieve the construction of a complete motorway with insufficient traffic demand and low regional development potential (Figs. 3 and 4).
Indeed, the relationship between the static architecture and the dynamics of the genetic regulatory network is uncertain; in other words, the information available on the architecture, even if it were complete, may be insufficient to deduce the dynamics.
Although it has been pointed out that the missing data may cause records to be "visually complete but intellectually insufficient," [ 15] the causal effect of health status on data sufficiency is not the focus of this study.
