Furthermore voluntary participants in studies may be active in the adoption of new information and therefore correspondingly active in bringing about change.
The disproportionately high rates of sexual violence that women are exposed to and, therefore, the correspondingly high rates of PTSD following this kind of violence, means that women are the largest single group of people affected by this type of anxiety disorder.
It is possible that participants undergoing GCT testing in the afternoon in our study were >3 h removed from their lunch and, therefore, had correspondingly elevated GCT results that led to misclassification.
The activation step proceeds 10-10 timoremore slowly than the second in aqueous solutiona, and therefore requires a correspondingly more potent catalyst.
If further research demonstrates that influenza transmission on board flights is very rare, then it would be possible to set the quarantine period to begin at the start of the flight and therefore reduce its duration correspondingly following arrival.
These estimates, for both sexes, should be interpreted with caution, because the calculations do not adjust for site-to-site variation, statistical power is low, and therefore, confidence intervals are correspondingly wide.
However, the frequencies for some combinations of factor levels were zero or very small (with correspondingly large standard errors for the coefficients) and, therefore, this interaction was not included in the final model.
This is largely because the curvature of the curved surface in the minor axis of the ellipse decreases and, therefore, the structural stiffness decreases correspondingly.
These results suggest that this minimally invasive method of fixation results in less blood loss and therefore fewer blood transfusions and correspondingly fewer attendant risks of transfusion reaction, infections and immunocompromise [14, 15, 16].
Based on this, periprosthetic osteolysis undermines aseptic loosening and, therefore, a higher wear rate carries a correspondingly higher risk for failure due to aseptic loosening [ 6].
