The 1990s rave scene may have been reliably hedonistic and life-affirming, but the suspicion lingered for many that its thrills were essentially hollow and superficial.
Team members confirmed that the filmed meetings were typical of their usual meetings in all cases, but some aspects of teamworking may have been more reliably rated longitudinally.
Furthermore, the results may have been more reliably gained by using an objective format such as pediatricians' records or chart reviews as compared to questionnaires.
From the geographic ranges of the species of Cucumis sensu lato (i.e., the natural clade identified here) and its sister genus Muellerargia (with one species in tropical Australia and Indonesia, the other in Madagascar), the area where Cucumis may have originated cannot reliably be inferred.
Non-compliance was ascribed to gastro-intestinal side-effects in half, and may have been more reliably reported than in our study due to an absence of recall bias, although questionnaires were only completed by around 40% of the sample population [ 19].
Three points, though, should be noted: firstly, an overall score or rating does not necessarily indicate which particular aspects of a review were conducted reliably - some may have been conducted more reliably than others.
Although we found statistically significant differences in functional and structural outcomes, particularly early mitral annular descent and relative wall thickness, respectively, one potential concern is that our study may have been underpowered to reliably detect the effects of G-1 on blood pressure.
Fourth, measurement of base deficit and arterial lactate levels may have been insufficient to reliably evaluate global tissue perfusion.
First, although we used many means to deliver the questionnaires, the absence of reliable mail in many of the exposed areas may have reduced our ability to reliably distribute the surveys.
An elevated PSA level above 4 ng/mL only indicates that a patient may have cancer and does not reliably distinguish between low-grade cancer, which can be monitored without active treatment, and high-grade disease, which requires aggressive treatment with surgery or radiation therapy.
