Thirty-eight minor proteins appeared in the more rigorously cleaned samples only.
Nevertheless, future studies that are aimed at more rigorously evaluating potential sampling- bias will include surgeons from Europe and Asia.
The participants of the seminar and the survey were women who were bothered by menopausal symptoms and were interested in having a free TCM consultation, and that we may test the KDSQ more rigorously on community samples of women with menopausal symptoms.
In the second (paired) analysis, normal and subtyped tumor samples from the same patient were compared, allowing for more rigorously matched comparisons but limited by smaller sample numbers.
It is possible that a larger sample size and more rigorously performed studies would definitively identify an important benefit in the total patient population, or in a subgroup.
"By testing more rigorously, we will find more drugs in our samples," Oreffice said.
As global dispersal should theoretically be easier for marine protists, making endemicity less likely, we preferentially sampled soil and freshwater environments to test the UDH more rigorously.
Of the 43 studies included in the review, 41 met the criteria to be considered high or moderate quality, having larger sample sizes, more robust assessment measures and more rigorously conducted statistical analyses controlling for a good range of important potential confounders.
We found a dose-dependent relation between benzodiazepine dose and death from overdose and were also able to more rigorously deal with issues of confounding in our analysis because of the larger sample size.
This would alter the electrical properties of the nanotubes in a tell-tale way, to show that the sample contained mesothelin, and hence perhaps that patient should be tested more rigorously for early signs of pancreatic cancer.
Others wished he had dealt more rigorously with AIDS.
