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Even seemingly innocuous digital technologies, such as ranking algorithms on entertainment websites, can have the effect of stifling diversity by failing to reliably promote content from underrepresented groups.

Some biomechanical studies have suggested that locking-plate constructs are stiff and suppress interfragmentary motion to a level that may be insufficient to reliably promote secondary fracture-healing [7, 8, 9].

Stiffness of locked plating constructs can suppress interfragmentary motion to a level that is insufficient to reliably promote secondary fracture healing by callus formation[ 5].

These findings suggest that wearable inertial sensor based systems show promise for elderly fall risk assessment, which could be implemented in clinical practice to identify "at-risk" individuals reliably to promote proactive fall prevention.

5 6 7 8 One of these found only four studies of sufficient methodological quality to reliably evaluate interventions to promote hand hygiene and was unable to reach firm conclusions.

Specifically, we compared the ability of contextual cues (a distinct test environment) and discrete cues (light, tone and/or odor), which both reliably predict drug administration, to promote the induction of sensitization.

It is feasible to train diagnostic radiographers to reliably deliver an intervention to promote early presentation of breast cancer, and thereby potentially save lives.

With regard to the acute effects, benzodiazepines promote sleep rapidly and reliably, but suppress REM sleep and deep sleep, as indicated by decreases in slow wave sleep and SWA (reviewed in Parrino and Terzano, 1996; Lancel, 1999).

Despite this early beginning, efforts to reliably manipulate the immune system to promote tumor regression have been universally disappointing.

Intranasal administration of S. pneumoniae-induced pneumonia with severe parenchymal inflammation and restrictive lung physiology, but sublethal doses did not reliably induce empyema, increase pleural thickening or promote pleurodesis.

In celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the advent of airmail, Franklin D. Roosevelt's Postmaster General James Farley established National Airmail Week for May 15-21, 1938 to celebrate and promote the fact the U.S. Postal Service moved mail reliably and with speed.