Using a basket catheter, Kumagai et al. observed that sites of entry breakthrough may differ from exit breakthrough sites.
It is pertinent to consider what these results tell us about how the graduate entry students may differ from the undergraduates.
Patients in this study had relatively advanced HIV/AIDS, with a median CD4 cell count of 108 at study entry; costs may differ in other settings where patients initiate care with less advanced disease [ 21, 29, 30].
16, 20, 21 Similarly, although some have highlighted the fact that subsequent entry biologics' effectiveness may differ from that of their reference biologics, they are also generally considered to be as effective.
It is also important to note that the area an individual lived or their SES at point of entry to medical school may differ from the experience they had while growing up.
The variations that we uncovered in the 2009 2013 period reflect mainly changes in employment levels, the fact that entry to and exit from employment may differ between specific excluded groups and an economy as a whole, as well as some changes in the structure of employment, i.e., movement towards greater proportion of wage employment in developing countries.
RCTs have rigorous entry criteria and a fairly homogenous patient population, which may differ from patients in real-life practice who often have comorbidities and use concomitant medications that commonly exclude them from controlled clinical trials (16).
A general trend to improve the well collection efficiency is observed but should be tempered because in situ and laboratory hydraulic properties may differ and because the effect of air entry on the anaerobic bioreaction should be considered.
However, since our approach is probabilistic and we limit the maximum number of iterations, corresponding entries in the upper and lower triangular sections of the matrix may differ.
When entry criteria are changed during the trial, the populations before and after the amendment may differ.
