Depression is associated with lowered QoL in a number of chronic illnesses and might result from poor physical health along with limited activity [ 48].
The main strategic use was to gain funding and researchers expressed concern about this because it might result in poor quality components of studies.
Supporting our results, recent studies have exhibited that the dysregulation of ARHGAP35 promotes tumor growth, infiltration, and metastases and subsequently might result in poor prognosis of tumors [ 19, 20, 28, 30].
Since individuals with ASD already have problems with attention, mood and cognition, prescribing an AED with such adverse effects might result in poor overall function even if seizures are controlled.
This in turn might result in poor drug delivery to the tumour, thus explaining why patients with higher baseline CD105 expression might have a worse response to chemotherapy (and is consistent with the poor prognosis found to be associated with high counts in other studies).
We found after further analysis of our data that in this comparison, skills with e-module preparation were more often tested first than skills with text based preparation and hence, these latter skills had a somewhat higher probability of not being completed by a student because of lack of time, which might result in poorer performance.
Finally, our definition of diagnostic error aimed to identify inadequate diagnostic workup at initial assessment that might result in a poor patient outcome.
The clinical evaluation of these antibodies has served to dispel concerns that the absence of the ubiquitous N297 glycan in the Fc of IgG might result in immunogenicity, poor in vivo stability or unfavorable pharmacokinetics.
Adding too much water, for instance, might result in very poor GHB, and you don't want that.
In the presence of a high level of anxiety, in particular in combination with somatic symptoms which might result in the poor tolerance of antidepressants (attribution to the drug of functional symptoms caused or exacerbated by anxiety).
