The utilization of such samples may lead to biased results, because mentally ill children who concurrently have compromised HRQOL may be more frequently referred to or treated in clinics than children with mental health problems lacking HRQOL impairment [ 6, 9].
He concurrently had atrial fibrillation but was not taking warfarin.
Findings also have implications for health providers who may gravitate towards the transformational possibilities of encounters with mortality without inviting space for less optimistic possibilities of resistance, anger, and despondency that may concurrently arise.
This has implications for health providers who may gravitate towards the transformational possibilities of encounters with mortality without leaving room for less optimistic possibilities of resistance, anger, and despondency that may concurrently arise.
We used two approaches to control for time-varying unobservable events that may have occurred concurrently with EMR adoption.
The acquisition of the tryptophans and additional structural features of tCWCH2 may have occurred concurrently in the course of evolution.
Furthermore, concurrently administered medications may have direct effects of their own on these channels, augmenting the overall effect on the QT interval.
Possibly, the evolutionary pathway to completely cancellous bone is linked to a high basal metabolic rate and endothermy, which obviously preceeded the aquatic adaptation in cetaceans, but may have evolved concurrently in ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs and possibly in mosasaurs [ 85].
Another issue influencing analysis of the impact of elevated cTn levels is that ECG interpretation, often done concurrently in practice, may have only moderate inter and intra-rater reliability in the ICU setting, which improves with knowledge of the cTn levels [ 10].
Patients may or may not have symptoms of intestinal infection concurrently with liver abscess [ 3- 5].
