It has been active in overturning censorship laws, often through test cases resulting from the deliberate purchase of banned material and consequent arrest and trial.
Each stem represents the average measure of 20 consequent movements, excluding catch-trials and after-catch trials, as explained in the method section.
Due to its rarity and the consequent lack of randomized trials, current therapy is based on retrospective studies and small prospective trials [ 3].
Although these findings are consequent with literature, larger trials will be necessary to study more variables and estimate predictors of mortality in PICU.
The study of PPL is limited by the rarity of the condition, and the consequent lack of randomised trials or large case series.
In this regard, the examination of patient baseline characteristics and other factors of potential interest seems fundamental for a correct analysis of the results of these trials and consequent optimal use of the available targeted agents.
Because of the rarity of Gaucher disease and the consequent lack of randomized trial data, recommendations are based on evidence from observational studies, case reports and expert opinion.
But as the number of criminal statutes grew, so did the stress on the courts, and the consequent need to avoid endless trials.
This issue also underscored the difference between the quality and depth of the therapeutic linkages and relationships possible in online self-help forums and face-to-face trials, and the consequent feasibility of intervention in such diverse circumstances.
A more accurate prediction of the right dose might lead to more efficient trials with a consequent saving in patients and costs (Table 1, IP1).
However, the different objectives and consequent recruitment procedures of each trial – all based on volunteers – increases the inherent heterogeneity in our data and limits our ability to generalize results.
