In practice, one considers frequently only the following casual stable model: Y t = ν 0 X t + ν 1 X t − 1 + ν 2 X t − 2 + · · · + N t = v ( B ) X t + N t (19).
Special vaccination campaigns were offered by 9 of the 68 health insurers considered, most frequently in the form of advice campaigns or a vaccination telephone number (7 in total).
Waist circumference was considered more frequently in pediatric than adult practices (79.1% vs 63.3%, p = 0.046).
Children's health was considered most frequently in pesticide regulations (766 of 1,011; 74%), almost all of which (995; 98%) related to tolerances.
Although caveolin 2, along with caveolin 1, is most frequently considered in its role in endocytosis of caveolae, multiple studies have reported being unable to detect internalization of ε-toxin into sensitive cells [21], [22], [24].
1, 2 Although a considerable percentage of these syndromes is attributable to familiar diseases such as malaria and typhoid fever, recent studies suggest that malaria may be overdiagnosed and that a significant proportion of febrile diseases may be caused by pathogens not frequently considered in most settings in sub-Saharan Africa.
Similarly, if more than 75% of the tumor samples lied below the 25% of methylation in surrounding samples, this CpG site was considered as frequently hypomethylated in tumors (Figure S3).
Both effects are possible probably in the solid state only and they represent effects not considered or frequently neglected in standard space charge and electrode polarization theories.
Although publication bias was more frequently considered in our review than in most others, in only half of the papers did investigators report using a funnel plot, and slightly more than half reported using a statistical test.
Gastrointestinal symptoms are considered to occur frequently in young children with a respiratory infection and therefore gastrointestinal symptom codes connected with respiratory infection codes reported within same week were considered as part of the respiratory infectious episode.
