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Therefore, resistance analyses from peripheral blood performed in times of treatment interruptions should be interpreted with caution as they may provide incomplete information about the resistance profile soon after reintroduction of therapy.
Traditional culture-independent techniques such as clone-library analysis of biomarker genes [16], [30] are frequently time- and cost-intensive, and in even the best circumstances may provide incomplete coverage [31], [32].
Our study shows that industry press releases are generally good at providing basic study details, but may provide incomplete information needed for a reader to gauge a study's clinical implications.
For occasionally used drugs, medical record and register-based data may provide incomplete exposure information because of nonreporting or noncompliance.
58 TAK-779 and AMP3100, which block CCR5 and CXCR4 corecep-tors, respectively, may provide incomplete protection, as infection by migratory dendritic cells may still take place.
Consequently, for occasionally used drugs, both medical record and register data may provide incomplete exposure information because of nonreporting or noncompliance.
Researchers may also provide incomplete data or, if tied to funding, they may be inclined to exaggerate their claims on impact and introduce a biased viewpoint.
This observation highlights that measuring the concentration of only anti-inflammatory or only inflammatory cytokines in an autologous product may provide an incomplete picture of the processes that balance inflammation.
As a consequence this system may provide an incomplete measure of metastatic capability.
However, our study suggests that interpretations based on this metric alone may provide an incomplete picture.
Drawing from previous studies, the traditional routine diagnostic microbiology evaluation of samples from chronic respiratory conditions may provide an incomplete picture of the bacteria present in airways disease.
