Examples of benefits in accessing full clinical study reports include assessment of reliability of some outcome definitions (for example, "pneumonia"), a considerable amount of data on potential harms, and avoided reliance of conclusions on published papers, which themselves may have hitherto unseen unpublished material included.
Circulating free DNA is a good example of a test with considerable sensitivity [ 32, 33], but measurement of this alone in patients with inflammatory or other conditions could lead to an unacceptably high false-positive rate and might give little indication of the site of the tumour [ 34, 35].
Solidago speciosa, one of the common goldenrods of the eastern United States, for example, produces a considerable amount of airborne pollen in addition to attracting insect visitors.
Tokugawa Yoshimune (reigned 1716 45), for example, allowed a considerable influx of foreign books.
Tokugawa Yoshimune, for example, allowed a considerable influx of foreign books.
In the case of medical practice there is a contrary example: a considerable amount of research evidence on the quality of practice, but little sign of its widespread implementation.
In the case of form I, for example, there is a considerable repulsive interaction of 15.4 kJ mol 1 between two Ia···Ia molecules; this is also observed in forms III and IV, where values of 17 kJ mol 1 and 19.0 kJ mol 1, respectively, are found.
As discussed above, GM crops are perhaps the best example of a planned intervention where considerable thought, pre-emptive research and pre-emptive management systems have been applied to counter potential adverse evolutionary responses to GM deployment.
This is a good example of the considerable potential for boringness in Judson's think pieces.
For example, we have a considerable fund of evidence on coin tossing from the results of our own experiments, the testimony of others, our knowledge of some of the relevant physics, and so on.
