If DBS, for example, were proven to be disease modifying, standard treatment would necessitate DBS as early as the diagnosis is reasonably confirmed.
The reliability and validity of the indicators were then reasonably confirmed via consultation of experts.
Notably, the safety of triple therapy (ARB, ACE-I, plus β-blocker) has been questioned (Cohn et al 2001); as such, even though this finding was not confirmed, it is rational to reserve this therapy to patients in whom compliance with standard therapy has been reasonably confirmed, but who still experience disease progression.
While we could not reasonably confirm the gender of 5 of 1287 teachers in the January 2011 listing, the response rates were similar to the list distribution of 81.9% women (1050 of 1282) and 18.1% men.
The stimulus row apart, the Republicans can claim to have behaved reasonably well, confirming Mr Obama's appointments without much fuss, though they did try, unsuccessfully, to vote down his new treasury secretary, Tim Geithner, for failing to pay his taxes on time.
In the case of the Maddalena peninsula, the results obtained elaborating the digitally surveyed data fit reasonably well, confirming the conclusions of our previous work that showed the evidence of the impact of the December 28 , 1908tsunami wave.
Because the fitting and prediction performances of our combined logarithmic and exponential model were reasonably high, we confirmed that each station had observed a surface displacement that is a superposition of the contributions caused by multiple postseismic deformation mechanisms with different timescales, with differing contribution ratios of each mechanism at the different stations.
The model approximated observed score-based probability reasonably well, as confirmed by the Hosmer-Lemeshow-Test (χ = 7.9, 8 degrees of freedom, p=0.440).
A meta-analysis of these early trials confirmed reasonably high pooled sensitivities by patient and by lesion of 88% and 81%, respectively, with a pooled specificity of 95% for polyps 10 mm and larger [ 39].
If the scattering properties between reference and test phantoms do not differ dramatically (e.g., within an order of magnitude), it can be reasonably assumed (as confirmed experimentally in this paper) that the difference in the geometric factor function between the test and reference phantoms is negligible, i.e., h r e f (z ) ≈ h t e s t (z ).
The conditions were experimentally confirmed to reasonably predict the engagement behavior to a certain degree.
