14 The more restrictive procedures effect their changes in part hormonally; laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy alters ghrelin levels, an effect not seen with gastric banding.
Unless some new evidence of documented psychiatric disturbance emerges, Mr. Volokh added, "there's no indication that, from his record, he is someone whom more restrictive screening procedures would have caught".
An alternative, more restrictive matching procedure--including age (±5 years), country of residence, tumor stage, bone marrow involvement, IPI/FLIPI score, and chemotherapy regimen when identifying candidate comparison patients--was first employed, but was ultimately deemed by study investigators to be inadequate due to small sample size (n = 118).
"However, subsequent to those reviews," the statement said, "the department adopted new and more restrictive policies and improved oversight procedures for interrogation and detention operations".
As expected [ 11, 13] algorithms including concurrent procedures were more "restrictive", and their positive predictive values were higher than those without surgical codes.
To address the issue of multiple comparisons, we highlight the results that remain significant using two valid procedures: the more restrictive Bonferroni correction (P < 0.00025) and the less restrictive false discovery rate < 0.05 (P < 0.017), which typically results in a greater number of significant results.
The first one gives birth to a transcendent equation system, while the second procedure, based on more restrictive hypotheses regarding the geometry of the feeder, leads to a linear system.
The repeat rate for colonoscopy patients whose initial colonoscopy did not include one of these biopsy or polyp removal procedures was tabulated separately, which is characterized as the more restrictive repeat rate.
We refer to the repeat rate for patients with an initial colonoscopy procedure not including a biopsy or removal of polyp as the "more restrictive" repeat rate.
A 2005 law said detainees could only contest their status in far more restrictive cases, which limit detainees to arguing that military officials violated their own procedures.
