In an April 2009 letter that regulators sent to BP approving exploration in the area where the explosion later took place, they urged BP to "exercise caution while drilling due to indications of shallow gas and possible water flow".
From our initial 113 independent sense expression N. attenuata lines we omitted 43% after three generations due to indications of gene silencing.
We excluded patients who took drugs, including TZDs, that were prescribed during the 90 days preceding the index date to reduce the possibility of confounding due to indication.
Second, the hockey study designated offensive ends and defensive ends, whereas the rugby league study required the raters to record the direction of the play, and some of the disagreement between the naïve raters for the location on the field was due to the indication of the direction of the play.
A significant contribution to the rise in preterm birth rates reflects an increase in preterm delivery due to medical indication of either the mother or the fetus.
In contrast, four variants (p.K618A, p.Y646C, p.A681T, and p.R687W), in which the STEP2 differences are due to an indication of pathogenicity by only one in silico assay, the pathogenicity is not confirmed by STEP3.
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The original population was selected due to early indications of high radiation dose exposures and easily achievable sample size estimates based on power calculations.
However, this worse prognosis was mainly due to the indications of treatment: as shown in Table 2, these patients had significantly more often vascular or lymph node invasion and most of them were treated for local recurrence or metastasis occurrence.
The few CDS categories our classification ignored were those deduced from devices or non-pharmaceutical prescriptions (urinary incontinence, ostomy, neurologic bladder, malnutrition), and three with poor screening (pancreatic insufficiency, hyperkaliemia and liver failure, the latter removed by other authors due to different indications of amonemia detoxicants in many countries) [ 17].
