Based on this, the evidence grade for diagnostic efficacy was rated as strong, moderately strong, limited or insufficient.
The scientific evidence of a conclusion on diagnostic efficacy was judged to be strong, moderately strong, limited or insufficient depending on the quality and internal validity (level of evidence) of the publications assessed [18, 19]: ● Strong research-based evidence: at least two of the publications or a systematic review must have a high-level of evidence.
Additionally, the likelihoods of having diabetes and high blood pressure associated with insufficient sleep were moderately attenuated 20-400%) but were not fully explained by obesity (Model 3).
Finally, reporting insufficient referral information was moderately, negatively correlated to respondents' years in radiology practice (r = -0.198, P < 0.001).
The insufficient retention of especially polar, moderately to poorly degradable organic xenobiotics in conventional STPs as mentioned by other working groups [28, 32], can be substantially confirmed by the results of this study.
There was also a moderately positive association between tobacco use and insufficient physical activity.
However, despite the moderately large number of cases, there was insufficient power to detect a statistically significant association for many foods, and there were small numbers in most exposure categories of interest.
Aside from salinity and arsenic, more than half of the respondents in both severely and moderately impacted areas highlighted drought as the main natural cause of insufficient safe drinking water (Fig. 4).
In growing pigs, fat is oxidized if energy supply is insufficient for growth, even if dietary fat content is moderately high [ 53].
FMD moderately attenuated (at least 20-40%) but did not completely explain the significant relationships of insufficient sleep with the six chronic diseases (Model 2).
For moderately high m Pgs and for such energies the middle term of the resonance condition becomes insufficient, and is in effect reduced to ω –Kω b ≈ 0 (Chisham et al., 1992).
