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In contrast, Chalfant et al. and Sung et al. did not perform adequate allocation concealment [ 30, 40].

Therefore, an important limitation to our study is that patients who were too ill to provide informed consent and those who were admitted to the intensive care unit were excluded; such patients may be even more likely to not perform adequate quality spirometry tests.

On the other hand, an algorithm that is too explorative overlooks high quality solutions as a result of not performing adequate local search.

The senators have argued they can't perform adequate oversight without reviewing the contents of the opinions.

But he also said the ruling showed the surveillance court was not equipped to perform adequate oversight of the N.S.A. "This opinion illustrates that the way the court is structured now it cannot serve as an effective check on the N.S.A. because it's wholly dependent on the representations that the N.S.A. makes to it," Mr. Rumold said.

In this study, the number of patients with grade 3 (11.2%) or higher (13.1%) FIGO stage cancer is very low, so it is not possible to perform adequate statistical analysis of survival.

Burnside did not perform an adequate reconnaissance of the area, and instead of taking advantage of several easy fording sites out of range of the enemy, his troops were forced into repeated assaults across the narrow bridge which was dominated by Confederate sharpshooters on high ground.

This study shows that medical students in general did not perform an adequate standard physical examination at the end of the internal medicine clerkship.

Also, when greenhouse growers do not perform an adequate clean-up in the winter, resistant T. ni populations can persist into the following growing season (Cervantes et al. 2011).

These observations show that SIS shoulders may not perform the adequate movement strategy to avoid impingement and that persons with SIS seem to use the same repetitive movement pattern over time, which leaves a very small range of possible scapular motion.

Many of these newly graduated doctors had not been shown to be competent enough to perform adequate resuscitation [27 30].