Finally, the full effect of prompting on mortality may be the result of numerous small, incremental improvements that escaped measurement.
He also makes a sensible argument that there are always shenanigans taking place out of view:Quantifying risk-taking in credit markets is difficult in real time, precisely because risks are often taken in opaque ways that escape conventional measurement practices.
Similar age-related deficits were revealed by escape path length measurements (Fig. 1, lower panels, significant in training, trend to significant p<0.15 in probe trial).
In pore-cavity-pore devices, nanoscale confinement in single-particle data suggests a narrow escape, whereas ensemble measurements suggest crowding effects, which drive escape even at low particle concentration.
Salinity was estimated from the weight ratio of the amount of fluid determined from the porosity in the SEI and the amount of NaCl powder added to the starting material, based on the assumption that fluid did not escape during the conductivity measurements.
In contrast, the second term contains the constant kreturn = kon, which is salt sensitive based on our measurements, while escape to bulk is reasonably assumed to be salt independent.
This study showed that models performed relatively similarly well at predicting their own measured concentrations, but the ESCAPE model increasingly overpredicted the measurements of independent data sets at higher NO2 levels.
Only measurements recorded before escape therapy were carried forward.
ABG arterial blood gas, MAP mean arterial pressure, PV plasma volume measurement, TER transcapillary escape rate of albumin, VBG venous blood gas.
Sporadic acute exposures or long-term exposure to low levels (e.g., as little as 10 μg/day) of PAs can lead to delayed toxicity (Australia New Zealand Food Authority 2001; Molyneux et al. 1988) (up to 1 or more years after exposure) and could therefore escape causal suspicion or elude measurement.
