Frequent weaknesses are failure to control for potential confounders, lack of validated, long-term end-points, and lack of analysis based on surgeons' individual surgical volumes.
[ 7] However the evidence identified was mostly published in the United States, and frequent methodological weaknesses limited the conclusions which could be drawn.
A study by Hastings et al. [ 20] found the generation of appropriate working diagnoses and the consideration of physical, social and psychological factors to be the two most frequent consultation weaknesses in students.
Later symptoms include severe muscle weakness, frequent falls, breathing difficulty, persistent fatigue, spasticity, and intense twitching.
Frequent references to weakness in the speech suggested that the real struggle in accepting the inspectors might not have been within the Iraqi leadership, which has been under Mr. Hussein's iron grip since the mid-1970's, but within Mr. Hussein himself.
And the pediatric nurses noted that lead may be the cause of a condition so serious it was posted on the wall of their office: "flaccid (floppy) paralysis" whose symptoms are "weakness, frequent falls, gait disturbance, cannot walk".
The absence of dystrophin in DMD results in progressive muscle weakness, frequent contractures, paucity of regenerating fibers and gradual replacement of muscle fibers with adipose and connective tissue.
The most frequent AEs were weakness, anorexia, and gastrointestinal disorders (nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea).
But the most frequent symptoms (thirst, weakness, fatigue, and pain of joints) were not specific.
