Finally, a comparison of patient reported outcome measures and related micro-costing with other countries allows a detailed comparison of cost-effectiveness and possibly conclusions on weakness in the health care system.
The court's narrow reliance on the possibly artificial conclusion of mutual rescission should not obscure the breadth of its language deploring forfeiture.
The study was criticized in a letter to the editor of the journal that noted the "experimental diets were apparently designed so that the possibly desired conclusion could be drawn".
This is not the scene of a new crime but possibly the conclusion of one of Britain's longest unsolved murders – the abduction and murder of London estate agent Suzy Lamplugh, 25.
The joint inquiry is to include the membership of both the House and Senate intelligence committees, thus avoiding the potential for dueling hearings and possibly disparate conclusions.
On Thursday, he asked the public to try to not let "their bias, their prejudices, their emotions, their stereotypes," lead them to any quick and possibly unjustified conclusions about the case.
This note illustrates that the precision of parameters such as mean, prevalence and odds ratio can be biased when the data analysis ignores the sampling design, yielding to possibly erroneous conclusions.
The skirmishing over the subpoena and the Cunningham report, as well as its possibly embarrassing conclusions, reflects the erosion of bipartisanship that once flourished on the intelligence panel but has frayed over the years, with the rancor seeming to grow as the November elections approach.
For example, motile mitochondria in the dynamic pause state might be incorrectly identified as stationary, resulting in possibly biased conclusions.
It will be useful to see whether sentence completion tasks similar to those made use of here but focused on contrasting antecedent NPs in subject and direct/把 ba "BA" object positions will lead to parallel results to those of the present study or possibly different conclusions.
Fitting the data with an extrapolation based on a single, fixed rate of increase could lead to possibly incorrect conclusions.
