2 However, while our report supports this finding to some extent, it was not clear which methodological approach was used to obtain this result, as, to the authors knowledge, no supporting data were published outlining methodology; and crucially the Department of Health report did not assess how varying levels of social deprivation influence the accessibility to a community pharmacy.
The focus of all these efforts is on supporting clinicians, and to our knowledge, no technology support has been proposed that can assist systematic reviewers to produce summaries and meta-analyses.
An Austrian patent (Erber 1996) claimed that a strain of the yeast Saccharomyces telluris was able to hydrolyze the epoxide group of trichothecenes, but to our knowledge no data supporting the claim are available.
However, to our knowledge, no published data support this hypothesis.
To our knowledge, no other studies support an association at these sites.
This assumption affects our conclusions only if, in fine, activation of the proto-oncogene, u0, occurs less often than the product of inactivating the first and second TSG alleles u1 and u2, an unlikely situation with, to our knowledge, no known empirical support.
Few studies have examined emotional abuse and breast feeding, 20 23 and to the best of our knowledge, no previous studies support the current finding of a significant association between emotional abuse as a singular or combined exposure and early cessation of any breast feeding.
To our knowledge, no data exist supporting a universal trend for drastic genome shrinkage in a relative recent evolutionary time.
21 Although one commentator has asserted that this health inequalities objective for the allocation of NHS resources, introduced in England in 1999, has had no effect, 22 to our knowledge, no empirical investigation supports that assertion.
Although many evidences established the essential role of Pin1 in the transcription-dependent functions on p53 in the nucleus, to our knowledge no data have supported an involvement of Pin1 in other key aspects of p53's growth-suppressive activities, such as its mitochondrial death program.
