Despite this, the reliability of self-reported healthcare service use is often questioned and routinely-collected, administrative data are usually considered preferable.
However, despite these efforts, the reliability of the core methods are still in dispute (e.g., Ljunggren et al., 2003).
Demand was high for its shares despite that dip and despite recent questions about the reliability of its user data and the resignation last weekend of the head of its audit committee, Derek M. Palaschuk.
Flexion-extension X-rays are commonly used to identify abnormalities in intervertebral motion, despite little evidence for the reliability of the information that clinicians derive from these test.
Also, despite past studies supporting the reliability of the screening tool's questions, respondents may inappropriately state a change in their behavior due to exposure bias, as they were screened with the same tool at a previous office visit.
Despite previous concerns on the reliability of Google Trends data [38], our results support research over the last decade showing that empirical relationships widely exist between Google Trends' data and public health data records [5, 6, 9, 11, 20 22, 26, 39 42].
Despite this wide usage, the reliability of reconstructions based on rRNA markers is still debated (for contradicting views see [ 34, 74, 75].
However, despite ongoing controversies on the reliability of a particular cut-off to truly differentiate the risks of having cardiovascular diseases, 33 34 we used the most commonly applied cut-off.
The UIC data suggest that, despite some concerns about the reliability of the kits, they can be a useful indicator for program monitoring, allowing for large samples to be assessed at a reasonable cost [ 19].
