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Quin Denvir, a Sacramento defense lawyer, said the defense lawyers would explore what independent investigations might yield based on the new documents.
39 Thus studies that obtain a single estimate of sleep time, even if prospectively based, might yield biased estimates.
These numbers, and the attendant dollar amounts they might yield, were calculated based on how many people visited other public art installations, including the opening of Millennium Park in Chicago in 2004, "The Weather Project" at the Tate Modern in London in 2003 and "The Gates" in Central Park in 2005.
Similarly, studies of community based samples might yield fewer adverse events and very different results for individual items.
However, adherence to evidence based guidelines might yield better effects in terms of sick leave length and return-to-work rates [ 44].
We hypothesized that the choices of indirect- and direct- preference based HRQL measures might yield significantly different utility scores, and that utility of patients deteriorated as the disease progressed, and could be improved given antiretroviral treatment.
Cheebsumon et al. [ 14] recently showed that absolute quantitation using metabolic glucose rate might yield an interpretation different from that based on SUV in the context of patient monitoring.
Further engineering of growth properties on plant biomass in conjunction with DMC product yield based on BUS might facilitate the fungal bioconversion process.
A more detailed model that quantifies the effects of increased observation utilization on multiple conditions based on actual cost data might yield a more compelling economic case for the efficiency of observation evaluation.
In such a case, adding margins to the contrast-enhancing tumor or target delineation based on successive FLAIR imaging might yield better local control.
It is also possible that a similar exploration based on a representative population sample might yield different results.
