This underscores the importance of our approach; the methods used in most previous studies would find and report significance for parents' education levels (Deniz et al. 2008), or sex (Grose and Simpson 1982) (or age or ethnicity) in acceptance of evolution; in our study, however, these relationships appear to be driven by underlying variation in other variables.
Trials rarely include more than a small fraction of patients with a given cancer, and incorporation of the results into routine clinical practice can be slow, either because of delay in acceptance or lack of equipment or resources [ 21].
(NS-HCP) Perhaps surprisingly, vaccine hesitancy (delay in acceptance or complete refusal of one or more vaccines) 17 was not a dominant theme in the focus groups, although it was mentioned by a number of participants.
When bees are in contention, the impossibility of movement may induce important changes in acceptance or rejection thresholds for gustatory compounds, making the bees more tolerant to substances that they would otherwise reject, even at the cost of their own death.
There were no notable disease-area specific variations in acceptance or rejection rates.
Subgroup analysis revealed no statistically significant differences in acceptance or application of T2T recommendations between rheumatologists in academic institutions and those in community clinics (data not shown).
Academics have increasingly expressed concern about the review system which seems to result in errors in acceptance or rejection of articles.
Although there seems to be no sex-related difference in acceptance or referral of elderly patients for HD, there is a predominance of males among elderly HD patients, as was also shown in our study.
Vaccine hesitancy – which refers to "delays in acceptance or refusal of vaccination despite availability of vaccination services" – is a growing concern worldwide (MacDonald and SAGE Working Group on Vaccine Hesitancy, 2015).
Monitor the impurity in the intermediate, starting material or in-process control with acceptance criteria ≤ acceptable limit 3.
