Skin cancer diagnoses (ICD-7 code 191; National Board of Health 2003) were excluded because they comprise a considerable number of rather harmless cancers.
The distributors of special transfer payments make decisions politically rather than economically, so there are a considerable number of inefficient projects (Weingast et al. 1981).
With reference to Alberti et al [ 36] saccules type2 differs from type1 by lacking an elaborate microvilli system, having a considerable number of mitochondria and rather characteristic lysosome-like inclusions.
Unfortunately HD-IL-2 therapy is rather toxic, requiring intensive care treatment in a considerable number of patients.
In general, the network was rather complex and presented a great challenge for data analysis as a considerable number of compounds had demonstrated interactions against multiple protein targets.
We relied on laboratory results, rather than self-reported diagnoses, because the latter fails to capture the considerable number of individuals in the U.S. population with undiagnosed diabetes.
The Hurricane is a special concept car in that it is much more than a styling exercise, incorporating a considerable number of innovative features that, with the benefit of hindsight, appear rather prescient.
Its narrative principles might perhaps be described as old-fashioned in that their aim is to tell the story – in a manner that confers a beneficent kind of coherence on the business of living – of several people over a considerable number of years; people who, moreover, are bound voluntarily by friendship rather than forcibly by blood.
It is, therefore, likely that a considerable number of the human-mouse CNEs are not under evolutionary constraint but rather sequences that did not have adequate time to diverge.
A considerable number of Taiwanese populations consume vegetarian diets due to philosophical or health concerns rather than solely religious beliefs as indicated by the increasing numbers of restaurants in cities [ 15].
In practice, this results in the over-staging of a considerable number (up to 40%) of T2 tumours because radiologists tend to err 'on the safe side' rather than risk under-staging [15,16].
