Studies that are able to 'isolate' the effect of child sexual abuse in a methodological sense are for obvious reasons very hard to conduct, as perpetrators may be expected to select victims in a non-random fashion from the population.
Similar, or worse, yields may be expected with RCTs conducted in other East Asian countries (Korea, China), and in other fields of medicine.
Similar, or worse, yields may be expected with RCTs conducted in other East Asian countries, and in other fields of medicine.
This double bind is distressing to contemplate, but, as Malthus advised his unhappy readers, "The most baleful mischiefs may be expected from the unmanly conduct of not daring to face truth because it is unpleasing".
In the fight now under way in Afghanistan, even small platoons may be expected to patrol areas and conduct both combat operations and civilian reconstruction missions traditionally assigned to much larger combat units.
As can be seen, many null effects were observed; however, this may be expected due to studies that conducted multiple analyses for each ED diagnosis.
The study was conducted in one location on a single day when trainees may be expected to be particularly anxious about starting work.
As this review of acceptability studies was conducted before all AMC trials results were known, higher levels of acceptability may be expected following the WHO/UNAIDS recommendation [ 9].
This may be expected given the long lead times for planning and conducting clinical trial programmes, though further analysis shows no association between the duration of clinical development and the year when clinical development started (r=0.04, y=−0.16+399.67, p=0.80).
Wu (2004) conducted a risk assessment and analysis of the economic impacts versus health benefits that may be expected from tighter global regulation of fumonisins and aflatoxins.
