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Because we conducted this post hoc review outside of the protocol, the case remains in these data as a confirmed case without alternate etiology When all confirmed hepatic outcomes were considered irrespective of alternate etiologies, similar results were observed (Table  6).

We conducted this post-hoc analysis to investigate the influence of gender on the epidemiology of severe sepsis in a large cohort of ICU patients in the region of Piedmont in Italy and its possible impact on morbidity and mortality in these patients.

Therefore, we considered it appropriate to conduct this post hoc analysis using the 24-week data of the postmarketing study.

31 To conduct this post hoc cost-effectiveness analysis, two groups were identified for analysis from the ADAN trial, 24 which included patients who met the DSM-IV criteria for the diagnosis of GAD.

Further analysis suggested a significant difference (P = 0.03) in subjects who consumed <37% of energy as fat during the study period, but the justification of conducting this post hoc comparison is questionable (30) because there was no evidence that the treatment effects differed in the different subgroups (P = 0.26; Lars Berglund, personal communication, 2008).

The Swedish film adaptation of Larsson's first novel, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," did a lovely job of illustrating this aspect of her character; the few scenes in which she was nude were not titillating (based on an informal survey I conducted for this post) and faithfully conveyed her utilitarian sense of sexual desire and behavior.

Even in elite jobs, men are experiencing challenges at the same rate as women, but because we expect different things from men and women, men develop different strategies," Erin Reid, an assistant professor at Boston University's Questrom School of Business who conducted this study, told The Huffington Post.

It may have been more telling if we had conducted the post-test prior to this session.

Three doctors conducted the post-mortem, on May 27th.

To test this hypothesis, we conducted a post hoc exploratory analysis examining whether changes in PRO outcomes from Week 8 to Month 12 differed between patients who sustained remission at Month 12 and patients who were not in remission at Month 12.

In order to further explore this finding, we conducted a post hoc analysis.