Research in shinty is limited to reports of injuries presenting at the emergency department 27 and there is a modest body of published descriptive epidemology in lacrosse and field hockey, with a focus on head, eye and hand injuries.
In summary, this descriptive study demonstrates modest regional differences in the mean VEGF mRNA signal in rat gastrocnemius muscles that were induced to upregulate VEGF production by 1 hr. of treadmill running or electrical stimulation.
Rather, it suggests that despite the progress of the past decade, the incremental gains in advancing our knowledge and understanding of global descriptive epidemiology have been modest.
The macroalbuminuria subset had longer duration than the KDNEG (29 vs. 26 years, P = 7.7 × 10-11) but, although statistically significant, the modest time gap did not interfere with the descriptive nature of the network approach.
However, many general descriptive features can be elucidated even with a modest data collection.
The analysis of descriptive data indicates that regional preferences have had a positive, though modest, impact on intraregional trade, with most of the gains happening before CARICOM was signed.
Like Brentano, he believed that a sound descriptive psychology was methodologically basic for philosophy, and like Brentano he advocated modest reforms in formal logic.
Goldman, modest as ever, does not want to shout the number from the rooftops.Until recently, Constellation had the more prosaic but descriptive name of Baltimore Gas & Electric, descendant of America's first gas utility.
"Anything descriptive," Stradlater says.
Descriptive and accurate.
