To fully address the effects of quality on client satisfaction would require a random sample of the larger population of reproductive age women, linking their reproductive health choices - and satisfaction - to the supply environment as measured with a SPA.
19 26 Possible explanations for these inconsistencies might be the scarcity of high-quality research, and the fact that some of the included papers did not fully address the effects of confounding factors, and the possibility that working as a physician might have a protective effect by itself, for instance, through higher motivation and social recognition relative to other occupations.
The White House last fully addressed the issue in early August.
To fully address the question of the effect of statin use on OID risk, evaluation of larger databases with longer follow-up periods, such as insurance company claim files where both disease and pharmacy data are maintained, could provide a definitive answer.
The trading commission, the lawsuit said, also failed to fully address the rule's economic effects on the mutual fund industry.
In addition, due to the small sample size, we could not fully address the modification of these effects by age or gender.
Atul Gawande, in his article on the importance of primary care, frames the shift from rescue medicine to lifelong incremental care as a decision that will save both lives and money, but he doesn't fully address the unpalatable choices required to effect this transformation.
However, the current routing algorithms cannot fully address the energy consumption issue.
The studies do not fully address the key question of retroversion as being caused by excessive anterior bone, deficient posterior bone, or rather a torsional effect of the entire acetabulum.
