The difference may be due, in part, to the definition and/or adherence of eligibility criteria, clinical features of the patients, characteristic of the treatment, and so on.
The relationship between the amount of alcohol use and cognitive outcomes is complicated by differing definitions of drinking levels in the literature, and this complication relates in part to the varying definitions of a 'standard drink' from country to country.
This might be due, at least in part, to the different definitions of SBI used and the low overall SBI rate in these studies (0 0·091 SBI/patient/year).
The high incidence of lung/respiratory infection in our study might therefore be due, at least in part, to the broad definition criteria we used.
The household size also tended to be larger than national rural averages, which is most likely due in part to the strict definition of rural used in this study (village population <500).
The lack of statistically significant association of antibodies with persistence was probably due in part to the dual definition of persistence that we used, namely the presence of synovitis and/or being treated.
This late adoption may be due, in part, to the conceptual confusion regarding the definition of 'complexity' and a fragmented application of complexity theory to health care [ 48, 49].
This is due, in part, to the lack of a consensus definition of "sexual risk," as well as to the statistical challenges inherent in analyzing multiple, highly correlated behavioral variables.
However, this observed increase may have been due in part to the implementation of an expanded definition of live births, which served to increase denominator figures; economic and social changes brought by the transition were also likely contributors [ 10].
The mortality rates reported for ARDS are highly variable, ranging from as low as 10 to as high as 90percentt [ 2], owing at least in part to the "lack of a uniform definition and the heterogeneity of the causes and clinical manifestations" of the syndrome [ 1].
