The mean difference remained lower than the threshold of clinical significance amongst the more senior observers, while more inexperienced observers exhibited more erratic outcomes (Table 2).
Despite the advantage of a decreased inflammatory response in this strain of mice, this "IP-IP" protocol provided erratic outcomes, with large individual variations from one animal to the other in terms of presence of parasites in peripheral blood (data not shown).
The absorption of any triptan during the attack can therefore be unforeseeable and erratic, and the outcome is not consistent [28, 42, 43].
The polls, which now show the Tories sailing above 40% closing on the numbers they need to win an outright majority at the next election have been too erratic to foretell the outcome reliably; earlier in 2007 they seemed to presage a hung parliament, and then the final extinction of Conservatism.
Switching, rather than being a highly designed feature that demands a specific mechanistic explanation, may instead be the likely outcome of erratic biological signal processing.
It was a historic outcome of an erratic election, which did not generate much drama on a day-to-day basis but was punctuated every few weeks by sudden, shocking developments.
As a result, play can be erratic.
The enquiry assessors also highlighted that in around 10% of these women, social and lifestyle issues, including non-attendance at planned appointments, unplanned pregnancies, language difficulties, difficult domestic circumstances and erratic or busy lifestyles also contributed to poorer pregnancy outcomes.
Signs of encephalitis are erratic but must be considered as having a poor clinical outcome; they include change in mental status that ranges from mental confusion to coma.
Much like it was difficult to predict the outcome of the election, the likelihood of success in a Trump presidency is as erratic as his behavior.
