Similarly, the concept of proportionate review, where the level of ethical scrutiny depends on the risk to participants, is widely accepted, including by the UK National Health Service [ 25] and US federal regulations.
Matthew Cantor, an antitrust lawyer at Constantine Cannon in New York, said that the degree to which accountable care organizations could be subject to antitrust scrutiny would depend on each state's law.
Mr. Passos Coelho, 46, has no previous government experience, which also means that under such international scrutiny, "much depends on how well he is able to surround himself with the right people," Mr. Magalhães said.
Regulatory scrutiny also continues to be a risk, depending on how the company handles user data.
Language restrictions in the systematic review can have a different impact on the overall estimate of treatment effects depending on whether the intervention under scrutiny belongs to conventional medicine or CAM [ 44].
In step one, relevant input variables, or all input variables - depending on the size of the energy model under scrutiny - are identified, e.g. GDPo within the energy models' system boundary.
The definition of a study with a high or low risk of bias may vary depending on the intervention and condition under scrutiny.
In that sense, Ms. Palin's presence on the ticket — depending on how her candidacy fares under the scrutiny it is receiving — could be vital.
The public health literature for LQAS is ambiguous on the issue of defining the null hypothesis, depending on the author and the area under scrutiny (Biedron, et al. 2010; Rhoda et al. 2010; Pagano and Valadez 2010).
Furthermore, depending on the stage of inflammation or the biological effect under scrutiny, the same cytokine may have proinflammatory or anti-inflammatory activities.
