As above reported show how the adoption of our monitoring system allow for reliable water consumption estimation.
We could not obtain reliable food consumption in the low-dose females given the high-fat diet because this group uniquely wasted large amounts of food, as evidenced by accumulation of debris under the cage.
Silence in court Mississippi spurning The kids are all right The war of the words Internship ReprintsFinding reliable goat-consumption statistics is hard; the creatures are often slaughtered privately rather than in large abattoirs.
This paper proposes a Reliable Service Architecture using Middleware (RSAM) that achieves the reliable web services consumption.
The zero-configuration architecture capabilities can be performed by the distinguished features of RF4CE such as NLOS (No Line-Of-Sight or field of vision limitations) feature, bidirectional capability, reliable communications, power consumption, and true interoperability between vendors' products.
We acknowledge the potential of bias with the use of questionnaire data and a pre-determined database of food items but assumed it was a reliable proxy of consumption and behavioral data in lieu of other information.
Self-reported maternal alcohol abuse during pregnancy is not reliable and ethanol consumption is rarely admitted, if at all [ 1, 2].
For potentially important competing risk factors such as smoking and alcohol consumption, reliable data generally do not exist to characterize exposure at a regional level, and substantial individual variation in exposure limits the value of an aggregate exposure index.
Nonetheless, when data are collected from physicians (for reasons of simplicity or if the patients cannot be questioned directly), knowing these characteristics would make it possible to identify the GPs with the most reliable information about consumption (that is, the closest to the patient-reported data).
