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Our findings suggest that both the agonism and dissociation models reflect valid and potentially coexisting mechanisms for BAK activation, provided that strict constraints are applied.
The ED billing data used in this study are likely to reflect valid diagnoses of asthma (Reeves et al. 2006; Silverman et al. 2003).
However, group differences are not in themselves problematic-instead, what is problematic is if these group differences do not reflect valid differences in the construct(s) being assessed.
We have made substantial efforts to reliably translate, culturally adapt and pilot all measures; however the lack of psychiatric diagnostic assessment available in Sierra Leone means that the symptom scores do not reflect valid diagnoses.
As patients' decision to call 999 after later events could reflect the care they received at the index call, we shall check whether these later calls reflect valid need rather than health-seeking behaviour, by comparing them with self-reported falls and health-related quality of life.
Since genes or pathways that show dose-dependent changes are most likely reflecting valid pharmacological action from a drug, we therefore created two lists of differentially expressed genes (probe sets, p<0.05) from SWT treatments at medium and high concentrations in comparison to the controls and identified common genes by overlapping the two lists.
These questions reflected valid concerns among people with acne and should be addressed by information providers, policymakers and regulatory bodies.
And then there's the villain, Erik Killmonger Michael B. Jordann), who has the gall to not be demonized with a "hood" shtick, but instead reflect a valid frustration around the identity and survival that many black folks wrestle with.
These data reflect a valid immunisation status to TT in the individuals tested and a corresponding adequate in vitro response.
Individually, the PIR and the TR reflect a valid source for documenting injured patients, although the data reflect the emphasis of the particular registry.
