"He asserted to an independent tribunal that he was assured by the doping control officer (DCO) that it would be acceptable not to provide a sample on account of him feeling unwell that day.
According to damage control orthopaedic (DCO) concepts, it is possible to replace EF with internal synthesis after an interval as this reduces the risks of internal osteosynthesis when performed in the emergency period.
In these data, it was not possible to distinguish patients who died on the day of diagnosis (true zero survival) from those whose date of diagnosis was simply unknown, because they were registered from a death certificate only (DCO), but it is likely that the great majority of such cases were DCOs.
The absence of any deprivation gradient in DCOs makes it an even less plausible explanation, since DCOs also reflect inefficiency in the registration of cancer patients during life (Jensen et al, 1991).
Large temporal and geographical variation in survival rates estimated from epidemiological cancer registries coupled with heterogeneity in death certificate only (DCO) notifications makes it difficult to interpret trends in survival.
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It is important to be aware, therefore, that the reported percentage of DCOs may overestimate the true percentage of DCOs as defined above (% true DCO), depending on how much resource is devoted to follow-back.
Due to low zip4 fertility it was difficult to obtain sufficient DCO counts to make reliable interference measurements, although the observed counts are consistent with an absence of interference in this mutant.
It seems quite clear that Fbxl7 functions downstream of Fat to regulate growth and controls the apical localization and abundance of Dachs, although its mechanistic links to Dco and Cindr are not entirely clear.
The authors conclude that it is important to take differences in DCO proportions and varying levels of completeness into account when making comparisons between populations.
