The baseline hazard function, h0 t), can be modelled using a parametric distribution, most frequently the Weibull, or less restrictively using flexible parametric survival models [ 16], or of course can be left unspecified [ 17].
Restrictively, using the transobturator approach of SIS could adversely affect sexual function more than retropubic way of TVT due to the closer contact to the dorsal nerve of the clitoris [ 16].
Although the role of phenotypic plasticity in creating pathogenic cell motility is now a generally accepted and well-supported concept (Scheel et al. 2007; Gatenby and Gillies 2008; Gatenby et al. 2011), restrictively using Darwin's theories to explain metastasis would remain a misconception.
The presence of bone with minor uptake of F-tracer, indicating low or no bone metabolism, with further progression in 5 of 11 cases leads us to conclude that resurfacing THA should be used restrictively.
An increasingly positive association between episiotomy and OASIS was observed, as episiotomy was used increasingly restrictively.
Paradoxically, we observed an increasingly positive association between episiotomy and OASIS, as episiotomy was used increasingly restrictively.
The Swedish guidelines for the treatment of neuropsychiatric symptoms in dementia therefore state that antipsychotics should be used very restrictively and only for psychotic symptoms or aggression that causes suffering or potential danger to the patient or others [ 20].
4) It would strengthen the paper if the authors formally defined susceptibility and impairment as it related to their experiments and used these terms restrictively; i.e., specifically non-synonymously.
However, restrictively it has to be mentioned that these functional imaging studies applied different paradigms, compared different patient groups, and used different comparisons between experimental conditions or groups, impeding direct comparison between these studies.
The values of 690, 80 and 50 are used as standard D-value (g/kg DM), total acid (g/kg DM) and ammonia N (g/kg N) for high quality restrictively fermented silages.
