Limitations include small sample size, lack of objective or treatment adherence measures, and non-generalizability to more severely depressed populations.
The transit time of the deflecting acoustic waves through the TeO2 crystals is on the order of ten microseconds, dictated by the size of the objective's back-aperture.
Limitations of the study include its cross-sectional design, relatively small sample size, and lack of objective measures of depressive symptomatology.
The results of Experiment 3 suggest that perceivers' judgments of height are associated with objective measurements of image size, although objective measurements are not the only factor that affects height judgments.
Previous studies and estimates have been hampered by methodological issues including small sample sizes and lack of objective measures.
Given the size of samples, our objective is to select a most informative subset of link gains.
In addition, the representative cells in Figure 5 clearly show that most mRNA granules are larger than a PB, which is approximately the size of our microscope objective's point-spread-function, ∼250 nm.
A subset has episodes of loss of control over eating that vary greatly in size (classified as episodes of objective or subjective binge eating).
On the other hand, the strengths of our study are the relatively large sample size and the use of objective data (PSG scoring and individual signal processing) to evaluate OSA variables.
Strengths of the study include the large sample size, the objective measure of arsenic exposure, and the followup of infants for one full year, which the authors say would reduce any influence of seasons on infection rates.
To overcome this disadvantage, this work proposes the dynamic updating of the population size to reduce the number of objective function evaluations.
