But, the number of cases available and the periods of coverage will likely increase in the future.
Next, we sought to identify associations with tumour molecular subtypes, and as an initial analysis chose the molecular subtypes of breast cancer, owing to both the well-defined subtypes and the relatively large number of cases available for each subtype.
More weak cases are getting dismissed at the motion to dismiss stage because of the heightened pleading requirements that were imposed by the Reform Act, thereby reducing the inventory of cases available for settlement.
The hundreds of cases available tell a story of a taller iPhone like the one in the pictures here.
But even though Apple has yet to announce the phone, there are already countless, as in, hundreds and hundreds, of cases available for the model.
Limitations of our study are certainly the restrospective nature of the register study and its limited statistical power due to the rather small number of cases available.
In addition, the retrospective studies, which accounted for the majority of cases available for analysis (80.2 %), were at high risk of bias caused by confounder variables.
He thinks that because the iPhone 3GS was the same form factor as the iPhone 3G, there were a ton of cases available out there for it at launch.
However, due to the limited number of cases available, as well as limited or inconsistently available data on crime elements such as location of death, the ability to definitively conclude correlation or causation is reduced.
The estimates varied substantially depending on the training sample size and the training-stopping criterion.The predictive assessment of ANNs in medical diagnosis can vary substantially based on the complexity of the problem, the data sampling technique, and the number of cases available.
In this respect, the only difference between these analyses and ours is that our estimates were based on a smaller number of cases, namely half, which meant that any reduction in the size of estimates would only be a consequence of the smaller number of cases available in the analyses.
