Thus, deficiencies in analysis and reporting are avoidable, and care should be taken to provide accurate estimates of risk prediction model performance.
The main deficiency in the analysis is that an attribute of an unknown component can only be assessed by comparing it with similar known components.
These limitations include: short-term analysis; lack of hard outcome measures; exclusive use of secondary databases; and/or deficiencies in sensitivity analysis.
Other critiques addressed both theories' androcentrism, their exclusive concern with "primitive" cultures, and their deficiencies in the analysis of residence and other aspects of kinship.
The number of participants and time duration both need to be increased to alleviate possible deficiencies in data analysis methods.
Although empiric micafungin may well be an attractive treatment strategy, the deficiencies in this analysis preclude its widespread use.
The DeVeale et al. (2012) paper made a convincing case that the Gregg et al. (2010) result was in error, a large overestimation as a result of deficiencies in statistical analysis and validation of RNA-seq information.
The safety of chlorproguanil-dapsone+artesunate (CD+A) and amodiaquine+sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine (AQ+SP) for the treatment of uncomplicated P. falciparum malaria was evaluated according to G6PD deficiency in a secondary analysis of an open-label, randomized clinical trial [1].
Inaccurate high cutoff values to define G6PD deficiency in the spectrophotometric analysis would underestimate the sensitivity of the BinaxNOW G6PD.
In detail, 9% of the 80 patients with no PNH typical GPI-AP deficiency in the first analysis developed flow cytometric PNH diagnosis during follow-up (group B).
To examine the potential effect of Sucla2 deficiency in other tissues, analysis of mtDNA content in various embryonic tissues was performed.
