This contradiction is even severer in highly reverberant environments, where the mixing filters are much longer than STFT analysis frame.
Patients with contradictions for surgery, severe dysphagia, previous esophagogastric surgery, autoimmune disease, collagen vascular disease, and/or coagulation disorders were excluded.
In spite of higher BMI, this finding is not in contradiction with a more severe psychopathology; in fact, BMI is representative of the somatic – rather than psychiatric – clinical severity [ 73].
The contradiction is stark.
Thus, the water supply/demand contradiction will result in more severe water shortages in the future.
There is evidence of the severe financial impact of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which is in contradiction to the widely acclaimed Kerala model: Good health at low cost.
Each one of them has bottlenecks and contradictions, but these are often more common and more severe in Sahelian Africa than in North America, even if the health systems of Canada and the United States are far from perfect.
In general, if there were several criteria including age > 75 years, albumin < 30 g/l, loss of weight > 10%, multiple severe comorbidities and WHO performance status > 1 meant that there was a contradiction for aggressive treatment (surgery, RCT or chemotherapy).
Both Yadh Ben Achour and Kais Saied realize that the text is rife with impossible contradictions (a state religion and Tunisia as a civil state), severe omissions (the universality of human rights) and that highlighting these deficits could endanger their safety.
More than half a century after the first randomized, controlled trial on corticosteroids for severe infection [ 1], there is a broad use of corticosteroids by physicians worldwide despite an amazing contradiction between experts on their benefit-to-risk ratio.
