Make the appropriate repairs.
Make the appropriate adjusting entry.
In fact, when the appropriate comparison is made, the data of Sheppard et al. show that the purported increase in environmental tungsten in Fallon occurred long after the onset of these leukemia cases (i.e., after 2001).
9 Finally, we wanted to ensure that the appropriate comparison was being made between ventilation strategies to determine whether empirically raising PEEP (through a high-PEEP control arm) will result in the same outcomes as those achieved using a PTP-guided ventilation strategy.
To make an appropriate comparison among species, gene sets from human MHC were defined based on the flanking genes SCGN and SYNGAP1, but excluding pseudogenes, histones, tRNAs, vomeronasal and olfactory receptors.
It may be necessary to make an appropriate comparison, particularly when an apparent tumor regression is not frequently observed and endpoints, such as prolonged survival and QOL, are selected.
Future research should incorporate other variable sets in order to assess how they affect efficiency of the knowledge triangle policy and make appropriate comparison of results.
To make the most appropriate direct comparisons, the individual's results can be further stratified by variables known to influence score, such as age and gender (as we present here), or through the use of much larger datasets, stratified by any other additional variable thought to influence outcome.
To allow the model to make appropriate comparisons, data from the remaining HTS assays was examined to ensure there was the expected normal distribution around zero % inhibition.
All categorical variables were dichotomized, and all continuous variables were standardized to the sample before multivariate regression analyses, to make appropriate comparisons between the PWA and the remaining 18-year populations.
