Nonetheless, it reported that in 2008 the global AIDS pandemic had stabilized in terms of the percentage of people living with AIDS, even though the overall number continued to increase as a result of new infections and increased life expectancy resulting from broader availability of antiretroviral therapy.
End users would obviously benefit from a more problem-free UX, of course, and there would also be a trickle-down effect resulting from the availability of third-party apps built on more solid ground.
Depending on the predictive precision resulting from the availability and nature of site-specific data, the hierarchical model may suggest more or less stringent organic matter loading rates than a model assuming global parameter commonality.
During the past decade, we and others [12, 13, 14, 15, 16] have described the progressive evolution of analytical methods and technologies, signaling the extraordinary dynamic development of autoimmune diagnostics resulting from the availability of new tests, diffusion of improved immunoassay methods and instruments, and the explosive growth of molecular biology and proteomic medicine.
Particularly important are dietary changes resulting from increased availability of palatable, high-energy foods [4].
Increased NPP might in turn compensate for carbon loss from arctic soils by sequestering carbon as increased plant biomass production resulting from increased availability of mineralized nitrogen [ 5].
Congenital renal problems are an important cause of CKD in children, with delays in diagnosis resulting from limited availability of foetal ultrasound screening.
Similar to all meta-analyses, our meta-analysis has limitations resulting from the availability, quality, and heterogeneity of the published data, and these limitations should be considered when interpreting our results.
In particular, resistance to GC-mediated inflammatory gene repression, possibly resulting from diminished availability of corepressors or elevated expression of the dominant negative isoform, GRβ, is implicated in major inflammatory diseases such as severe asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (2, 3, 104, 107, 108).
Therefore there is a bias resulting from the uneven availability of information, favouring information that is readily available over perhaps more relevant but not so easily available information.
