Press releases are incomplete substitutes for the detailed information contained in complete response letters.
22 Our analysis of the content of press releases indicates that they are incomplete substitutes for the detailed information contained in complete response letters.
The smaller gape and more omnivorous diet of the introduced birds together with their diet, as observed in this study and others (Wu et al. 2014), suggest that these species are an incomplete ecological substitute for Omao.
Families' inability to fully understand patients' prognoses, their unrealistic expectations towards staff resulting from media exposure as well as a late and incomplete integration of patients' substitute decision maker into end-of-life discussion can further hinder effective communication with healthcare professionals.
Perhaps because of the success of empirical hypothesis testing as a means of establishing drug efficacy, that same paradigm has been applied to regulatory requirements for dosing (labeling), with unfortunate results: given that the desired goal is impractical, ad hoc and incomplete strategies have evolved as substitutes.
"Even progress, which ought to superadd, for the most part only substitutes, one partial and incomplete truth for another".
Ongoing research has described several processes of incomplete biodegradation leading to production of substituted PAHs, including OPAHs [ 3– 6].
Because of the possibility of incomplete 24-h urine collection, we substituted eGFR (as a continuous variable) for CCr; this did not change the results (adjusted HR [95% CI]: primary outcome, 2.27 [1.38–3.73]; P = 0.001; secondary outcome, 2.32 [1.42 3.78]; P = 0.001).
In the event that self-reported demographic data were incomplete or missing, data acquired from DMDC were substituted.
Substituting the complete space filling with the incomplete space filling, we can obtain central place models with fractional dimension D < d = 2 indicative of spatial intermittency.
