But we're not going to get more reliable research concerning future stock prices or less volatile markets as a result.
More high-quality evidence-based clinical trials with proper design, sample size, appliance use and measurements are needed in the future in order to reach more reliable results concerning the chin cup treatment of Class III malocclusion in the short and the long term.
These diaries, which must be filled in regularly, have a twofold aim: to facilitate both the diagnosis and the management of headache disorders by providing prospective and, therefore, more reliable information concerning the frequency and temporal pattern of attacks, intake of drugs, trigger factors, and responses to treatment [1].
Hence we restricted the analyses to the more reliable question concerning principal language.
However, transgenic and conditional transgenic model systems that accurately mimic tumour histology, genetic abnormalities and tumour microenvironment of human lung cancer, such as the LSL K-Ras G12D model for adenocarcinoma, and the Trp53 AdenoCre model for SCLC, may provide more reliable results concerning response to therapy and toxicity.
However, since most of these studies were conducted before the introduction of the changes in the most recent classifications, the figures concerning ILD as a whole are probably more reliable than those concerning idiopathic interstitial pneumonias specifically [ 18].
For this reason, additional articles (10 articles each, given 1/10 weight each) were included for the 26 largest volume journals so that more reliable results, particularly concerning the availability of green copies from the journals in question, could be obtained.
Both the in vivo and in vitro studies indicate that there is more interobserver reproducibility for OCG than for US, and that OCG is more reliable in making the decision concerning patient eligibility for retreatment following lithotripsy.
Likewise, the NIHR has a strategic commitment to involving patients and the public in all stages of NHS R&D, because it sees such engagement as leading "to research that is more relevant to people's needs and concerns, more reliable and more likely to be put into practice"[ 30].
"That's partly to try to make the evaluations more palatable to teachers, but it's also because they're trying to make these evaluations more reliable, and there are legitimate technical concerns with the value-added scores," Mr. Petrilli said, referring to the method by which teachers' impact on their students' test results is calculated.
