Thus, we are enthusiastic about future analyses stemming from the observations of this manuscript, but believe that garnered information as proposed in this critique would not change the basic result, and obtaining such data would require a very significant effort beyond the scope of the current study.
We planned subgroup analyses to assess for clinical heterogeneity stemming from the characteristics of our study populations and our interventions.
One reads these handsome volumes with many emotions, including those stemming from the tragedy of the war, evoked in graphic terms by the firsthand reporting, the eyewitness accounts, the profiles, interviews and analyses.
For the Monetary Dialogue of 26 February 2018, the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) asked monetary experts to analyse the challenges for the single currency stemming from the interactions between euro-denominated payment systems and the ECB monetary policy.
The impact of misclassification bias stemming from analyses of claims data has been described in previous research [ 31, 32].
In practice, only a few genes are sequenced for most species and insights into the evolutionary mechanisms at the species level usually stem from phylogenetic analyses of only one or a small number of genetic loci.
48 It is important to note though, that the association between dabigatran and acute coronary events stems from retrospective analyses of randomized trials, and subsequent observational data have been conflicting.
The most notable of Edmonds and Gerlach's conclusions stem from their analyses of this last species, HCl.
The errors stemming from the sc lattice assumption for these blends are analysed.
A major obstacle to these analyses stems from the fact that most studies of gene product abundance measure mRNA abundance, which is insufficiently correlated with actual protein levels.
A second potential limitation of these earlier studies stems from the fact that previous in silico analyses of cDNA-AFLPs used RefSeq sequences from curated resources, which are typically biased towards larger and more complete sequences.
