Nonetheless, it should be noted that although these observations are clinically plausible, they lack supports from solid clinical evidence since we currently do not have complete anemia treatment information from our chart review-derived database.
Rather than the "strict scrutiny" usually applied in race discrimination cases, the Ninth Circuit applied a more relaxed standard of review derived from a prison regulation case the Supreme Court decided in 1987.
Detector saturation, contamination of the sample with drilling fluid, and suppression of both Tmax and vitrinite reflectance, are examples of complications that could compromise the validity of the results and the play or prospect reviews derived from them.
The last study included in this review derived from our group by van der Weijden et al. contains 94 Dutch early AS patients [ 19].
Trying and failing to quit could worsen mental health, and some studies in the review derived data from smoking cessation trials.
BMR conducted the literature review, derived the mathematical results, designed and programmed the simulation studies, interpreted the results and prepared the manuscript.
The review derives open research issues in three territories, namely measurement of MI usage, choice of MI usage determinants as well as study sampling and design.
This review derives lessons learned from these trials relative to the future design of imaging-based screening trials, including analysis regarding the optimal methods for screening, and what are the relevant clinical outcomes to assess the efficacy of imaging-based screening for prevention.
This review derives from discussions that occurred during that workshop.
This review derives from a workshop held in Leuven, Belgium, in August 2007 to develop a research agenda that would lead to a better understanding of children's exposure to disinfection by-products and biologics in the swimming pool environment and whether such exposures are associated with asthma.
For example, in the review of responses to disaster preparedness by Chaffe et al., 90%% of the 27 studies reviewed were derived from statewide and countywide populations with only a minority from single institutions [2, 3].
