10 Although access to effective antimalarials in the private sector may have increased, drug sellers may not always provide patients with appropriate doses or advice, raising concerns about patient adherence, though evidence is very limited.
The use of the CONSORT checklist to evaluate studies may not always provide an adequate appreciation of rigor, because low scores may be at least partly explained by the historical focus of CONSORT - pharmaceutical and treatment-based RCTs; thus, the applicability of CONSORT to RCTs of a non-pharmaceutical nature is unclear.
Others, like Delefortrie, broadcast their exploits online, but that may not always provide enough evidence for a courtroom.
While an orchestra's individual programs may not always provide a dramaturgical journey, the program including the Fifth Symphony is scheduled directly after programs featuring the Fourth Symphony, highlighting the change in Shostakovich's political, musical and stylistic outlook.
And a small helicopter drone called the Pelican, designed by German and American companies, could remain aloft for weeks, powered by energy from a ground-based laser.All this technology may not always provide a meaningful advantage.
We acknowledge here, however, that current experimental methods may not always provide all the detail we ask to be reported.
Motion characteristics at a single frame may not always provide an adequate amount of information for discovering the underlying semantics of the examined video sequence, since different classes may present similar motion patterns over a period of time.
However, sustainable design requires reconciliation between economic, environmental and social impacts; the three pillars of a sustainable system, and selection of façade only based on environmental impacts may not always provide a sustainable solution.
Note that the reconstructed frame from the best input copy, in terms of average PSNR, may not always provide better quality than those reconstructed from other copies as shown in Figure 7.
Exploratory DIF analyses have been widely used in previous empirical studies, despite the situation that content analysis may not always provide conclusive answers regarding DIF sources and test reviewers cannot determine decisively that the existence of DIF and DBF is due to bias (Geranpayeh and Kunnan 2007; Uiterwijk and Vallen 2005).
