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It is a potential response to global warming so cheap that it fascinates even some groups that have tried to block action on reining in carbon dioxide emissions.
Mammographic density is an important biomarker of risk for the development of breast cancer and, because it is modifiable, it is a potential response biomarker as well.
Finally there is a potential response bias due to LC specialists being aware of the Temel study and ASCO guidelines, providing more ideal answers than what their actual practice is.
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It is well known that CTMs are a potential response to the difficulties experienced by PCPs in caring for patients with multiple chronic diseases and may improve many care processes and health outcomes [ 9, 10, 27, 28].
There is a potential for response bias.
First, there is a potential non-response bias, since the non-responders were older and had a higher prevalence of widow/widower status, and also might be expected to have a higher mortality rate and lower participation in NLTPA and LTPA.
There is therefore a potential response bias (which applies to all of the previous surveys as well) that responders were more likely to be more familiar or in favour of referring to SPC services, than those that failed to participate in this survey, and hence their answers may reflect a more pro-PC view.
Tumour ADC is a potential biomarker for response to treatment.
There is a potential risk of response bias; however, comparisons to earlier reports suggest that our results are reasonably representative of the UK and the USA populations.
The survey response rate of over 50%% is a potential source of non-response bias, if those who participate are systematically different from those who do not.
Thus, MKP-1 overexpression is a potential negative biomarker of response to certain anti-cancer agents including anti-EGFR therapy.
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