Last, the study should reflect the achievements of consultants and experts in ad hoc groups, mostly in German language, as an invitation to the international scientific community to participate in the next cycles of the Elbe River Basin Management Plan.
The use of non-fixed, differentiated, single fibres in our study should reflect a more physiological environment of the DHPRs, which are almost exclusively located in the t-tubules in skeletal muscle [49].
However, results of the study should reflect the direct effect of SARS, rather than the general psychological status of the respondents.
b) To allow realistic cost estimates, the setting(s) of the study should reflect as closely as possible the real-world clinical practice setting for each intervention.
Thus, the data from this study should reflect practices and outcomes of other administrative databases and at minimum should motivate others to test the validity of local administrative databases.
The underlying hypothesis of the PERR analytical technique is that a comparison between the event rate for a specific outcome in a cohort's exposed and unexposed patients before entry into the study should reflect the effect of all confounders on that specific outcome independent of the effect of treatment.
The first page of the lab report should carry the name of the school where he studied, the name of the subject (physics, chemistry or biology), the name of the teacher. in the central part should be the title of the report should reflect the subject studied.
And so I welcomed the November high court judgment, by Mr Justice Warby, that the religious studies GCSE should reflect multiple beliefs and non-beliefs.
Nevertheless, "the study population should reflect the population that will be treated in the real world," she said, "particularly if it's studying a drug that will be used by older and frailer adults".
Thus, over a larger study, STAR should reflect the savings in clinical burden from ~20% reductions in measurements (vs. SPRINT) and further savings from reduced numbers of changed interventions (more unchanged interventions).
Study designs should reflect existing knowledge regarding the acquisition and maintenance of behaviour change.
