This feature minimizes the possibility of cross-reactivity to SOX4 in B and T lymphocytes, which would compromise analysis of SOX11 in complex tissues.
As doxycyclin is used to induce ATR-KD expression, and PARP is a key enzyme in DNA damage signalling and repair, this could significantly compromise analysis of the data.
And as an academic, he never compromised his analysis for the sake of political expediency.One of Russia's biggest problems, as he saw it, was the growing accumulation of wealth and power by bureaucrats and their friends in the name of a "strong state".
In contrast, the spatial resolution of the acquired images is often compromised during analysis to varying degrees by the need to draw regions of interest (ROI).
How do you address those critics?I guess there are certain things I shouldn't have said in an attempt to try to win the trust of these IS guys and their supporters, but it's one thing to say that it's not being so ethical, and quite another then to go to take that further and say it compromised my analysis.
Funnel plots and the Egger's regression asymmetry test (data not shown) did not reveal evidence for publication bias, although small number of studies compromised this analysis.
Although it has been sufficient to demonstrate the difference in the level of physical activity in daily life between the two groups, it may have compromised the analysis of the correlation of this with the variables studied.
This delay was instituted because primaquine itself is active against asexual stages of P. vivax [ 17] and its administration earlier would have compromised the analysis of the efficacy of CQ and DP.
38 Of note, regions of advanced cartilage loss that could not be mapped (n=62), regions with poor MRI quality that compromised image analysis (n=51), and artefacts or features in the histological sections (n=72) that interfered with a reliable cartilage examination were excluded from further analysis.
Accordingly, we performed a compromise analysis to meet the demands of an adequate power with a given sample size and fixed effect size, to determine whether the sample sizes in the current study were sufficient to detect small differences with adequate statistical power.
