The origin of these observations was resolved through the isolation of single crystals of 1, at −38 °C from toluene, suitable for X-ray diffraction analysis.
The origin of these observations was resolved through the isolation of colorless single crystals of compound 8 suitable for X-ray diffraction analysis from an n-hexane solution at low temperature, the results of which are displayed in Figure 1.
Discrepancies between interviewees, or between observations and interviews, were resolved by further observations and additional interviews with more experienced personnel.
Next, annotations were compared assisted by the researcher who conducted the observations, and discrepancies were resolved by discussion until the investigators reached consensus.
In the case of a positive DBPCFC, at any testing dose, the patient remained under observation until after symptoms were resolved.
Additionally, linear models (LM) tested for effects of sex and RSD on the duration of contests that were resolved during the observation period.
Difficulties in coding were resolved by discussion between the observers, using their notes made during the observation.
Those issues were resolved.
Any discrepancies were resolved.
