And that was enough for meaningful analyses even at the highest ages.
Females were excluded as they represented such a small proportion of the patient population (10.8%) that meaningful analyses were impossible.
As CCF events are typically rare, most countries do not experience enough CCF events to perform meaningful analyses.
Comparisons for race were limited to African Americans and Whites, since there were too few other race and ethnic populations for meaningful analyses.
Further, individual-level relationships showed insufficient reliability over the lower parts of the contraction range, which prevents meaningful analyses from being made for individuals over those intensities.
As with design principle 10, these shared curriculum materials provide participants with a common teaching experience that enables deeper and more meaningful analyses of that practice.
The model highlights that effective leadership of STeLLA lesson video analysis depends on PD providers who are able to draw from a rich knowledge base to make decisions and take actions both in planning and while leading video analysis sessions that support teacher learning through deep and meaningful analyses.
Thus, variability of site-specific conditions and plant morphological parameters must be included in meaningful analyses of natural plant-herbivore systems.
Therefore, a limitation of our study is that these small numbers prevented us from being able to conduct any meaningful analyses using hormonal status instead of just sex.
Data from all of the approximately 60 countries available on FluNet were analyzed initially, and from these, a subset of 19 countries with sufficient data over the available time period to allow for meaningful analyses were selected for further study.
We did not analyze the data based on quantity of cigarette smoking because only 2.2% of women in our cohort smoked greater than one pack per day limiting any meaningful analyses based on dose response of the number of cigarettes smoked and angiogenic factor concentrations.
