Main weaknesses were poor response rates, inadequate design, potential for confounding, and limited analysis.
In fact, many AEDs, which have been developed for humans are not suitable for treatment in dogs due to inadequate pharmacokinetics or potential for serious adverse effects, neither of which is acceptable [ 14– 16].
The move by C. Scott Vanderhoef, the Rockland County executive, came in response to a report last week that called evacuation plans for the plant inadequate, particularly given the potential for terrorism since the Sept. 11 attacks.
The methodology considers both active component failures and the potential for inadequate cooling due to adverse thermal hydraulic conditions.
Because DCIS is generally not clinically apparent, there is a potential for inadequate excision when SSM is performed.
However, initial palliation with a superior cavopulmonary connection, such as a bidirectional Glenn (BDG), is discouraged, owing to potential for inadequate pulmonary blood flow (PBF).
Related environmental meta-trends (i.e., decreased freshwater access and global climate change) are threatening to disrupt organizational operations due to reduced resource supply (e.g., inadequate water) and the potential for a displaced workforce and customer base (Shen et al. 2011; Wei and Fang 2012).
Additionally, treatment sequencing, given the greater potential for inadequate dosing and the absence of appropriate licensed drug formulations, is often challenging [ 7].
Therefore, there is a potential for inadequate follow-up times to assess outcomes, particularly change in weight, the key parameter on which the analyses were based.
With respect to the three meta-analyses, some methodological issues may influence reported outcomes, including selection bias and inadequate consideration of the potential for heterogeneity.
