Whilst it is reasonable to conclude that the benefits of the program exceed its costs, the evaluation results should be considered indicative given both the lack of outcome data on the BBBS-M program's effectiveness, and the limited existing evidence of the value of its potential benefits.
An indicative sample size calculation, given the pioneering nature of this pilot study, was carried out on the primary outcome before starting the trial based on the assumption that colorectal cancer is unlikely to exhibit significant apoptosis if untreated.
However, analysts reckon fears that investors will desert the Promina float in favour of the AMP share issue are overdone given the low indicative pricing of the Promina offer.
Such changes may not be indicative of an overall trend given the short duration of treatment, but relatively small changes in serum albumin concentration over a sustained period can be associated with major changes in outcome.
Although, by this analysis, GLI3 appears the more likely candidate for the regulation of SOX9 in stellate cells, detection of mRNA is not indicative of protein levels, especially given the potential for both repressor or activator forms of GLI2 and GLI3.
This work unapologetically attends to indicative moments of this order, and, given the immensity of its canvas, this is more than enough for most mortals to be going on with.
We did not measure the rate of muscle protein breakdown (MPB) (which was unwarranted without more indicative data of possible sex differences given the already sizeable investigational burden on our subjects).
Thus, differences in these exposures are less likely to be indicative of cancer incidence patterns, especially given the stronger risk factors of reflux and obesity.
The process of staging "indicative votes" was supposed to give the House of Commons control.
