These social norms reasonably influence not only students' values but also what they consider to be suitable and political correct answers in an enquiry.
We included in the regresion equation all available variables that were associated with BW by univariate analysis with a p-value < 0.10 or that might reasonably influence BW [ 20].
Otherwise, it would seem necessary to establish a nutritional difference between starch and sugar, which could reasonably influence breast cancer rates, before the association was accepted as indicating cause.
Adherence to prescribed activity and dosage reasonably influence outcomes of exercise [ 11], and evaluation of the effects of exercise should consider this aspect.
Reasonably, this influenced the cost of evaluation of the patients, partly because tests could be repeated many times and also because patients undergo various expensive diagnostic tests with a low diagnostic yield.
The total procurement savings amount to about £5.2bn, of which the Efficiency and Reform Group in the Cabinet Office can reasonably claim to have influenced around £3bn.
Therefore, the intrahepatic level of aromatase may be reasonably postulated to be influenced by that of the factors above, which is different among several types of inflammatory or neoplastic disease such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, steatosis, HCC, and MLC [ 35].
Poor patient compliance during the waiting period could be reasonably expected to influence study results as any small benefits achieved in the two weeks of therapy would be dissipated over the two months on average between enrolment into the program and surgery.
The significant financial support from trade unions that these members received, with several donations in excess of £5,000 may, in my opinion, reasonably be thought to have influenced their speeches and opposition to the introduction of new regulations or expenditure limits on trades unions' political activity".
The model captured reasonably the influence of strip design (width and orientation) and maize canopy architecture.
