(The other 8 subjects in the IBM group either had atypical clinical presentation or, more commonly, lacked sufficient clinical information to make definitive assessment either way).
(As with the IBM group, the other 10 subjects either had clinical presentation more consistent with PM or, more frequently, lacked sufficient clinical information to make definitive assessment either way).
(As with the PM-COX and IBM groups, the other 13 subjects either had clinical presentation more consistent with PM or, more commonly, lacked sufficient clinical information to make definitive assessment either way).
However, few have made definitive assessments of potential associations between the overall level of sound (sound intensity) or sound peaks, and sleep arousals.
Since remittances can take many forms, including informal transfers in cash or in-kind, and can pass through many different channels and networks, there are clear obstacles to making definitive assessments of remittance behaviour.
The study reveals that although available data for each considered renewable energy option suggest renewable energy holds some potential, these data are not sufficient to make definitive global assessments of the country's prospects in this sector.
These sensor platforms are needed to develop a personalized exposure assessment strategy that may improve our ability to make definitive associations between chemical exposures and disease.
Validation of these sensor platforms for use in biomonitoring is particularly important in developing a personalized exposure assessment strategy, as suggested by Weis et al. (2005), that may improve our ability to make definitive associations between chemical exposures and disease.
Set goals and make definitive plans to reach them.
However, patient numbers are too small to make definitive conclusions.
