The argument to prospective clients is that by placing their money with Goldman, they have access to the same investment opportunities as the firm, long considered one of the world's smartest investors.
While the use of one prospective outcome strengthens our argument, as with all longitudinal studies, we lost cases (N=102) due to sample attrition though one-year retention was comparatively high (90%) and attrition did not introduce any discernible bias (see Table 1).
The prospective scarcity of oil, the argument goes, combined with the instability of undemocratic Arab regimes, will cause a steep rise in hydrocarbons prices over the next two decades.
Therefore, by standard arguments, under a prospective logistic regression model with stratum-specific intercept, the probability of is simply the conditional likelihood term.
Instead, normative arguments for both prospective health and fair innings are assumed to be compelling; thus, given that both principles result in different prioritizations, a reconciliation of or trade-off between the two is required.
The spending power of Americans may be a convincing argument to pitch to prospective sellers, but London has been the epicenter of the old master universe.
Recent prospective outcome studies have fueled the argument that ABPM should play a more prominent role in the diagnosis and management of the hypertensive patient [ 5].
Although the observations by Bojan and colleagues need to be confirmed in a prospective randomized trial, they have provided arguments not to rule out the early use of HFOV in pediatric cardiac surgery patients.
Line up, prospective partners.
Although epidemiologically there are arguments for and against, sound prospective longitudinal studies that evaluate the prognosis of prediabetic persons are unavailable at the present time.
