Discrepancies in disease associations also appear to reflect notable differences in the cohorts analyzed.
Whilst these findings may reflect demand characteristics, it is notable that several participants indicated that formal help-seeking (i.e. health professionals or within the organisation) would be warranted given their understanding of specific mental health risks associated with aid work.
The relatively low incidence of hematologic toxicity, with the exception of low-grade anemia, with the sequence dose-dense schedule is notable and may reflect the sequential dosing schedule and the obligatory use of granulocyte-colony stimulating factor therapy.
This is a notable observation and may reflect the country of origin of the studies; the majority of qualitative studies were undertaken in Europe and Australia while instrumentation and survey studies largely emanated from North America.
We have generated extensive genomic and transcriptomic data from the Hematodinium sp. mitochondrial genome, which together indicate that the Hematodinium sp. mtDNA shares many of the derived character states seen in later-branching dinoflagellates, while also exhibiting some notable exceptions which may reflect ancestral dinoflagellate states.
At 36 months there was a notable reduction in coxib usage which may reflect the withdrawal of rofecoxib and valdecoxib from the U.S. market.
RIGAMAs 33 notable predictive powers for inpatient mortality may reflect discrimination for acute critical illness given input variables that largely record physiological and metabolic derangement, including prognostic biomarkers (eg, troponin).
Sequoia's warning may reflect the technology industry's woes, but it's more notable for what it says about venture capital.
Irrespective of the methodological issues associated with studies, the lack of notable improvements in the variables of interest may reflect the limited amount of exercise undertaken in studies.
The blade passage frequency component on point S2 is much more notable than the one on point S1, which may reflect the effect of the interaction between the impeller and the inlet tongue in the suction chamber.
The unexpectedly high placebo effect in the PROSPER study may reflect a 'placebo drift' in AED adjunctive trials that has been especially notable over the last 5 years, with placebo responses increasing and effect sizes decreasing significantly over time 12.
