Some of these may reflect inadequacies in the reporting process, rather than flaws in the design or conduct of the review.
However, the failure of these clinical studies may reflect inadequacies of our pharmacotherapies (consider the usual failure of antifungal treatments in AFS, a disease unambiguously caused by fungal colonization) and, as such, a role for fungal colonization in CHES remains intriguing.
These differences in opinion and inability to diagnosis FAS and FASD may reflect inadequacies in medical training regarding ethanol use and abuse during pregnancy and more specifically about these patterns of mental and physical defects caused by in utero exposure to the toxin.
This finding differs from the ready detection of Giα1,2 on membranes and endosomes by Western blotting, but may reflect inadequacies of the antibody to detect the native protein in fixed tissue or the concurrent localization of this G protein to other organelles [ 14, 15].
Alternatively, the discrepancy may reflect the inadequacy of standard screening tools not validated for this population and potential cultural inappropriateness of established diagnostic frameworks.
Lack of conducting these tests may reflect the inadequacy of current protocols or lack of knowledge among health care providers on the pathophysiology of eclampsia.
While this failure may reflect the inadequacy of the neutralizing agents, some have questioned whether the lack of efficacy reflected the variability in endotoxin levels or the actual presence of endotoxemia in the study population.
Duration and number of spells of sick leave may not solely be measures of the recurrence, severity and chronicity of the disorder [ 25] underlying sickness absence, but might also reflect inadequacy of treatment and rehabilitation efforts [ 25].
M'kumbuzi et al. (2009) found that supervisors tend to overrate student performance as they fear low grades given to students may reflect their own inadequacies.
This generalised lack of information, differences in opinion and inability to diagnosis FAS may reflect the documented severe inadequacies in medical training regarding alcohol use and abuse and more specifically FAS.
