With the exception of selective outcome reporting, the most frequent rating for all domains was an unclear risk of bias.
While in Kuwaiti PHCCs, U.S. medical offices, and hospitals as well as Lebanese and Palestinian ones, the most frequent rating was excellent to very good [ 19, 21, 28, 37].
While Mr. Abrams on occasion bested Mr. King in the ratings, Ms. Maddow's wins are coming at a more frequent rate.
Lilly previously argued that Zyprexa had not been proved to cause high blood sugar at a more frequent rate than its competitors.
History tells us, for example, that the Fed's frequent rate cuts should have lifted the economy by now more than they have.
There would be Nets shots penetrating the basket at an uncommonly frequent rate; there would be chemistry, symmetry and unity ingrained in the home team's offensive execution; and there would be an opponent that overdosed on haplessness shortly before the opening tip-off.
The advent of bibliometrics (as a consequence of the journal impact factor) led to what is commonly recognised as the Stem/non-Stem divide – whereby those disciplines that publish at a more frequent rate, and in journals rather than books or monographs, tend to have a better coverage.
They are assuming, for example, that the stock market, behaving rationally, has bottomed out, and that consumers will keep spending in response to the tax rebates, soon to be mailed, and the Fed's frequent rate cuts, the most recent being the quarter-point last Wednesday.
First, it is possible to develop python analyses quickly, and short development times are a necessity given the frequent rate-of-change of LCLS experiments and the changing analysis requirements during an experiment.
It has been estimated that 69% of the Iranian population currently harbour H. pylori infection [14] and show the frequent rate of development of duodenal ulcer [15] and gastric cancer [16], largely influenced by geographic and/or ethnic origin.
Allowing for different rates of cultural transmission from sick and well individuals is important, since treatments for many ailments, ranging from snake bites to the common cold, are primarily applied when sick, and discontinued, or practiced at a less frequent rate, when the sufferer has recovered.
