For example, owing to the catastrophic consequences associated with in-flight safety failures, there are positive perceptions (and a general awareness) of safety culture throughout aviation.
Production by state oil company PDVSA has been declining in recent years, for example, owing to what many see as ineffective government management.
A change in the chaotic properties of other physiological signals can indicate changes in the state of the system, for example owing to pathology [ 33, 34].
Understanding differences between participant and proxy-based assessments will enable investigators to adjust for any systematic differences in proxy responses obtained during follow-up when participants are not available for direct assessment (for example, owing to hospitalization, impaired physical or mental condition, or incarceration).
27 Infectious complications entail patient discomfort and costs; for example, owing to a longer hospital stay.
Finally, the number of malignancies reported here may differ slightly from the published numbers for each study owing to differences in reporting methods; for example, only cases classified as serious treatment-emergent events were included in this analysis, whereas the original publications may have included cases classified as non-serious or serious.
Like Equation (3), this is a quantitative comparison that accounts for skewed read distributions in contigs and corrects for biases, e.g. owing to differences in contig length.
For example, real differences in benefit across ages could have been missed, owing to differences in the rate of disease progression or incidence of cancer.
Moreover, the photocurrent sign becomes polarization sensitive in the narrowest nanoribbon arrays owing to differences in decay channels for photoexcited hybrid plasmon phonons and electrons.
The differences may be partly owing to differences in treatment protocols for AML and ALL chemotherapy, or differences in the etiologies of disease relapse between AML and ALL.
